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20222024
most citedTwo-stage 2D-to-3D reconstruction of realistic microstructures: Implementation and numerical validation by effective properties

36 citations · 46 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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5 papers

cs.CE20242 cited

Viscoelasticty with physics-augmented neural networks: Model formulation and training methods without prescribed internal variables

Max Rosenkranz, Karl A. Kalina, Jörg Brummund +2

We present an approach for the data-driven modeling of nonlinear viscoelastic materials at small strains which is based on physics-augmented neural networks (NNs) and requires only…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci20234 cited

Reconstructing microstructures from statistical descriptors using neural cellular automata

Paul Seibert, Alexander Raßloff, Yichi Zhang +4

The problem of generating microstructures of complex materials in silico has been approached from various directions including simulation, Markov, deep learning and descriptor-base…

cs.CE20233 cited

Neural network-based multiscale modeling of finite strain magneto-elasticity with relaxed convexity criteria

Karl A. Kalina, Philipp Gebhart, Jörg Brummund +3

We present a framework for the multiscale modeling of finite strain magneto-elasticity based on physics-augmented neural networks (NNs). By using a set of problem specific invarian…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci202336 cited

Two-stage 2D-to-3D reconstruction of realistic microstructures: Implementation and numerical validation by effective properties

Paul Seibert, Alexander Raßloff, Karl Kalina +4

Realistic microscale domains are an essential step towards making modern multiscale simulations more applicable to computational materials engineering. For this purpose, 3D compute…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci20221 cited

Microstructure Characterization and Reconstruction in Python: MCRpy

Paul Seibert, Alexander Raßloff, Karl Kalina +2

Microstructure characterization and reconstruction (MCR) is an important prerequisite for empowering and accelerating integrated computational materials engineering. Much progress…