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Parameter identification for phase-field modeling of fracture: a Bayesian approach with sampling-free update

Wu, T. ; Rosić, B. ; De Lorenzis, L. ; Matthies, H. G.

Computational mechanics, 2021-02, Vol.67 (2), p.435-453 [Peer Reviewed Journal]

Berlin/Heidelberg: Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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    Parameter identification for phase-field modeling of fracture: a Bayesian approach with sampling-free update
  • Author: Wu, T. ; Rosić, B. ; De Lorenzis, L. ; Matthies, H. G.
  • Subjects: Bayesian analysis ; Classical and Continuum Physics ; Computational Science and Engineering ; Computing costs ; Conditional probability ; Engineering ; Fracture toughness ; Mathematical models ; Mechanical properties ; Model accuracy ; Mortars (material) ; Numerical prediction ; Original Paper ; Parameter identification ; Probability density functions ; Sampling ; Shear modulus ; Tensile strength ; Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
  • Is Part Of: Computational mechanics, 2021-02, Vol.67 (2), p.435-453
  • Description: Phase-field modeling of fracture has gained popularity within the last decade due to the flexibility of the related computational framework in simulating three-dimensional arbitrarily complicated fracture processes. However, the numerical predictions are greatly affected by the presence of uncertainties in the mechanical properties of the material originating from unresolved heterogeneities and the use of noisy experimental data. The objective of this work is to apply the Bayesian approach to estimate bulk and shear moduli, tensile strength and fracture toughness of the phase-field model, thus improving accuracy of the simulations with the help of experimental data. Conventional approaches for estimating the Bayesian posterior probability density function adopt sampling schemes, which often require a large amount of model estimations to achieve the desired convergence, thus resulting in a high computational cost. In order to alleviate this problem, we employ a more efficient approach called sampling-free linear Bayesian update, which relies on the evaluation of the conditional expectation of parameters given experimental data. We identify the mechanical properties of cement mortar by conditioning on the experimental data of the three-point bending test (observations) in an online and offline manner. In the online approach the parameter values are sequentially updated on the fly as the new experimental information comes in. In contrast, the offline approach is used only when the whole history of experimental data is provided once the experiment is performed. Both versions of estimation are discussed and compared by validating the phase-field fracture model on an unused set of experimental data.
  • Publisher: Berlin/Heidelberg: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
  • Language: English
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