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Comptes Rendus Mathematique | 2003

Derivation of nonlinear bending theory for shells from three dimensional nonlinear elasticity by Gamma-convergence

Gero Friesecke; Richard D. James; Maria Giovanna Mora; Stefan Müller

Abstract We show that the nonlinear bending theory of shells arises as a Γ -limit of three-dimensional nonlinear elasticity. To cite this article: G. Friesecke et al., C. R. Acad. Sci. Paris, Ser. I 336 (2003).


Networks and Heterogeneous Media | 2008

Globally stable quasistatic evolution in plasticity with softening

Gianni Dal Maso; Antonio DeSimone; Maria Giovanna Mora; Massimiliano Morini

We study a relaxed formulation of the quasistatic evolution problem in the context of small strain associative elastoplasticity with softening. The relaxation takes place in spaces of generalized Young measures. The notion of solution is characterized by the following properties: global stability at each time and energy balance on each time interval. An example developed in detail compares the solutions obtained by this method with the ones provided by a vanishing viscosity approximation, and shows that only the latter capture a decreasing branch in the stress-strain response.


Siam Journal on Mathematical Analysis | 2012

Quasi-static Evolution in Nonassociative Plasticity: The Cap Model

Jean-François Babadjian; Gilles A. Francfort; Maria Giovanna Mora

Non-associative elasto-plasticity is the working model of plasticity for soil and rocks mechanics. Yet, it is usually viewed as non-variational. In this work, we prove a contrario the existence of a variational evolution for such a model under a natural capping assumption on the hydrostatic stresses and a less natural mollication of the stress admissibility constraint. The obtained elasto-plastic evolution is expressed for times that are conveniently rescaled.


Annales De L Institut Henri Poincare-analyse Non Lineaire | 2001

Local calibrations for minimizers of the mumford-shah functional with a regular discontinuity set

Maria Giovanna Mora; Massimiliano Morini

Abstract Using a calibration method, we prove that, if w is a function which satisfies all Euler conditions for the Mumford–Shah functional on a two-dimensional open set Ω , and the discontinuity set Sw of w is a regular curve connecting two boundary points, then there exists a uniform neighbourhood U of Sw such that w is a minimizer of the Mumford–Shah functional on U with respect to its own boundary conditions on ∂U. We show that Euler conditions do not guarantee in general the minimality of w in the class of functions with the same boundary value of w on ∂Ω and whose extended graph is contained in a neighbourhood of the extended graph of w, and we give a sufficient condition in terms of the geometrical properties of Ω and Sw under which this kind of minimality holds.


arXiv: Analysis of PDEs | 2008

Convergence of equilibria of three-dimensional thin elastic beams

Maria Giovanna Mora; Stefan Müller

A convergence result is proved for the equilibrium configurations of a three-dimensional thin elastic beam, as the diameter h of the cross-section goes to zero. More precisely, we show that stationary points of the nonlinear elastic functional E , whose energies (per unit cross-section) are bounded by Ch , converge to stationary points of the Γ-limit of E/h . This corresponds to a nonlinear one-dimensional model for inextensible rods, describing bending and torsion effects. The proof is based on the rigidity estimate for low-energy deformations by Friesecke, James, and Muller [4] and on a compensated compactness argument in a singular geometry. In addition, possible concentration effects of the strain are controlled by a careful truncation argument.


Networks and Heterogeneous Media | 2006

Time-dependent systems of generalized Young measures

Gianni Dal Maso; Antonio DeSimone; Maria Giovanna Mora; Massimiliano Morini

In this paper some new tools for the study of evolution problems in the framework of Young measures are introduced. A suitable notion of time-dependent system of generalized Young measures is defined, which allows us to extend the classical notions of total variation and absolute continuity with respect to time, as well as the notion of time derivative. The main results are a Helly type theorem for sequences of systems of generalized Young measures and a theorem about the existence of the time derivative for systems with bounded variation with respect to time.


arXiv: Functional Analysis | 2001

Finite-difference approximation of free-discontinuity problems

Massimo Gobbino; Maria Giovanna Mora

We approximate functionals depending on the gradient of


Journal de Mathématiques Pures et Appliquées | 2000

Local calibrations for minimizers of the Mumford-Shah functional with rectilinear discontinuity sets

Gianni Dal Maso; Maria Giovanna Mora; Massimiliano Morini

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Communications in Partial Differential Equations | 2011

Large Time Existence for Thin Vibrating Plates

Helmut Abels; Maria Giovanna Mora; Stefan Müller

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Siam Journal on Mathematical Analysis | 2017

Convergence of interaction-driven evolutions of dislocations with Wasserstein dissipation and slip-plane confinement

Maria Giovanna Mora; Mark A. Peletier; Lucia Scardia

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Gianni Dal Maso

International School for Advanced Studies

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Lucia Scardia

Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council

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Antonio DeSimone

International School for Advanced Studies

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