Application of the Arlequin method to some structures with defects
Keywords:
defects, Arlequin method, numerical aspects, applicationsAbstract
The Arlequin method offers an alternative framework for the multimodel mechanical simulations. This paper aims at showing the promising potentialities of this approach to introduce defects in a sound model with great flexibility. The formulations and the related theoretical results are recalled and the key points for numerical implementation are discussed. Numerical examples illustrate their efficiency.
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