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Articles | Volume 18, issue 19
Articles | Volume 18, issue 19
https://doi.org/10.5194/gmd-18-7035-2025
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10 Oct 2025
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A dilatant visco-elasto-viscoplasticity model with globally continuous tensile cap: stable two-field mixed formulation

Anton A. Popov, Nicolas Berlie, and Boris J. P. Kaus

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The paper by Popov et al. provides a comprehensive insight into overcoming challenges related to modelling the brittle-ductile transition in materials. This study offers a detailed description and bridges to similar concepts used beyond the geosciences, such as in engineering.
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We present a simple plasticity model that can be used for robust modeling of strain localization in both shear and tensile failure regimes. The new model overcomes the difficulty related to combining these regimes and enables for particularly simple and reliable numerical implementation, which delivers regularized solutions that are insensitive to mesh resolution. We describe algorithmic details and demonstrate the applications to a number of relevant strain localization problems.
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