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The peridynamic approach (PD) is a continuous theory that is well suited for solving damage problems. Because of the nonlocal formulation, PD can predict the response of a material and fracture patterns with high probability in high dynamic processes. In PD, some parameters differ from the continuum formulation and have some deviation in discretized PD systems, such as a horizon. A material constant...
A classical continuum mechanics model no longer fulfills its basic assumptions, when the deformations are not smooth or discontinuous. Peridynamics (PD) as an integral formulation could better overcome these issues. Therefore, it is better suited to solve fracture problems such as crack initiation, its growth and formation of crack patterns. In PD the magnitudes of internal forces at a material point...
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