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1. Phu Nguyen
Department of Civil Engineering
Monash University
phu.nguyen@monash.edu
http://nvinhphu.wixsite.com/mysite
How to write a high-quality paper
11. The abstract: an example
Fracture of hyperelasHc materials such as syntheHc rubber, hydrogels, texHle fabrics is an
essenHal problem in many engineering fields. The computa0onal simula0on of such a fracture
is complicated, but the use of phase field models (PFMs) is promising. Indeed, in PFMs, sharp
cracks are not treated as discon5nui5es; instead, they are approximated as thin damage bands.
Thus, PFMs can seamlessly model complex crack paberns like branching, merging, and
fragmenta5on. However, previous PFMs for hyperelasHc materials, which are mostly based on
a PFM with a simple quadraHc degradaHon funcHon without any user-defined parameters,
provide soluHons that are sensiHve to a length scale (that controls the width of the damage
band). The current pracHce of considering this length scale as a material parameter suffers
from two issues. First, such a calculated length scale.. Second … This paper presents a length
scale insensiHve PFM for briKle fracture of hyperelasHc materials. This model is an extension of
the model of Wu [JMPS, 103 (2017)] with a ra0onal degrada0on func0on. This func0on has
some user-defined parameters of which one is defined to be inversely propor0onal to the length
scale in such a way that the damage threshold (and thus maximum stress) is independent of the
length scale. Results of mode-I and mixed-mode fracture problems obtained with the method of
finite elements are in good agreement with previous findings and independent of the
discre5za5on resolu5on. Most importantly, they are independent of the incorporated length
scale parameter.
25. How to write a paragraph: flow
In the phase-field modeling of fracture in brible and quasi- brible solids, it is crucial to represent
the asymmetric tensile/compressive material behavior. ExisHng phase-field models generally
adopt an intuiHve split of the free energy density without capturing the crack boundary
condiHons properly or an ad hoc hybrid formulaHon at the loss of variaHonal consistency. To
address this issue, this work presents a varia5onally consistent phase-field anisotropic damage
model.
In the phase-field modeling of fracture in brible and quasi- brible solids, it is crucial to
represent the asymmetric tensile/compressive material behavior: fracture does not occur in
domains under compression. To capture this asymmetric behavior, previous phase-field
models generally adopt either an intui5ve split of the free energy density without capturing the
crack boundary condi5ons properly ... This work presents a phase-field anisotropic model that is
able to capture the asymmetric behavior, varia9onally consistent and sa9sfy crack boundary
condi9ons.
sentences start with familiar (old) information and end with unfamiliar (new) information
26. How to write a paragraph: flow
Security proofs of cryptographic protocols are crucial for the security of everyday
electronic communica5on. However, these proofs tend to be complex and difficult to
get right. To make it easier to manage such proofs, Jones et al. have proposed a new
design principle, called the game-playing technique. This technique follows a code-
based approach where the security proper5es are formulated in therms of
probabilis5c programs, called games.
27. How to write a paragraph: original version
The material point method (MPM) is a par5cle-grid method suitable for solving large
deforma5ons of complicated geometries. A tradi5onal MPM implementa5on treats each
par5cle as a lumped mass. The generalized interpola5on material point (GIMP) method is a
generaliza5on of the MPM that accounts for finite spa5al extent occupied by each par5cle.
MPM and GIMP have been successfully used in simula5on of a range of complicated
engineering problems… In MPM, the material domain is represented by a set of material points
or par5cles and uses a mixed Eulerian–Lagrangian method in which Lagrangian par5cles carry
history-dependent state data and an Eulerian background grid is used for calcula5on of
deriva5ves and solving the momentum equa5on. In summary, the MPM has the advantages of
both Eulerian and Lagrangian formula5ons. Another interes5ng feature of tradi5onal MPM is
that this method enforces no-slip contact between bodies automa5cally without any further
computa5onal costs. However, the MPM suffers from a ‘cell crossing instability’ for problems
involving large displacements. This instability occurs whenever par5cles cross boundaries of any
cell in the computa5onal background grid and is due to the lack of smoothness of the grid basis
func5ons used as the interpola5on and mapping func5ons in the MPM. By introducing
weigh5ng func5ons and gradient …, the GIMP is capable of reducing these errors and improving
accuracy [3]. These func5ons, which can be interpreted as averages of the basis func5on and its
gradient over the par5cle domain, are used for mapping and interpola5ng data between
par5cles and grid nodes as well as calcula5ng internal and external forces.
28. How to write a paragraph: analyse
The material point method (MPM) is a parHcle-grid method suitable for solving large
deformaHons of complicated geometries. A tradiHonal MPM implementaHon treats each
parHcle as a lumped mass. The generalized interpolaHon material point (GIMP) method is a
generalizaHon of the MPM that accounts for finite spaHal extent occupied by each parHcle.
MPM and GIMP have been successfully used in simula5on of a range of complicated
engineering problems… In MPM, the material domain is represented by a set of material points
or par0cles and uses a mixed Eulerian–Lagrangian method in which Lagrangian par0cles carry
history-dependent state data and an Eulerian background grid is used for calcula0on of
deriva0ves and solving the momentum equa0on. In summary, the MPM has the advantages of
both Eulerian and Lagrangian formula0ons. Another interes0ng feature of tradi0onal MPM is
that this method enforces no-slip contact between bodies automa0cally without any further
computa0onal costs. However, the MPM suffers from a ‘cell crossing instability’ for problems
involving large displacements. This instability occurs whenever par0cles cross boundaries of any
cell in the computa0onal background grid and is due to the lack of smoothness of the grid basis
func0ons used as the interpola0on and mapping func0ons in the MPM. By introducing
weigh5ng func5ons and gradient …, the GIMP is capable of reducing these errors and improving
accuracy [3]. These func5ons, which can be interpreted as averages of the basis func5on and its
gradient over the par5cle domain, are used for mapping and interpola5ng data between
par5cles and grid nodes as well as calcula5ng internal and external forces.
29. How to write a paragraph: beber version?
The material point method (MPM) is a parHcle-grid method suitable for solving large
deformaHons of complicated geometries. In MPM, the material domain is represented by a set
of material points or par0cles, which are treated as lumped masses, and uses a mixed …
However, the MPM suffers from a ‘cell crossing instability’ for problems involving large
displacements. This instability occurs … the lack of smoothness of the grid basis func0ons used
as the interpola0on and mapping func0ons in the MPM.
By introducing weigh5ng func5ons and gradient …, the GIMP is capable of reducing these errors
and improving accuracy [3]. These func5ons, which can be interpreted as averages of the basis
func5on and its gradient over the par5cle domain, are used for mapping and interpola5ng data
between par5cles and grid nodes as well as calcula5ng internal and external forces. The
generalized interpolaHon material point (GIMP) method is a generalizaHon of the MPM that
accounts for finite spaHal extent occupied by each parHcle. MPM and GIMP have been
successfully used in simula5on of a range of complicated engineering problems…
33. When to use and not to use ‘the’
The tensile membrane structures are widely used for lightweight and long-span roofs.
These structures are defined as a combina5on of tensioned fabric membrane and
suppor5ng elements such as rigid structural frame or flexible cables (Gale and Lewis,
2016). The fabric membrane uses the pre-stress of tension and its shape to resist the
external loading, while the suppor5ng elements are compressed and bent by the
tension in membrane. The design process of these structures involves three steps as
form finding, load analysis and cuung pabern genera5on. The first step is to find the
shape of structures in which the prescribed pre-stress are in equilibrium with a given
boundary condi5on, while the second step inves5gates the behavior of [the] fabric
membrane and suppor5ng elements under service loads. The shapes obtained by
[the] form finding process are usually in doubly curved surface, so they cannot be
flabened into plane without distor5ng. In addi5on, the fabric membrane itself is
manufactured in plane panels of 1-5m widths (Ishii, 1999). As a result, a specialist
design process, third step of cuung pabern, have to be conducted.
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