Size Sensitivity for the Reliability Index in Stochastic Finite Element Analysis of Damage
Abstract The direct differentiation method is applied to the estimation of statistical size effect behaviour in quasi-brittle solids. The scale factor is included in the finite element model and the autocorrelation function. Particular attention is paid to the proper differentiation of the Nataf tra...
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