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Sami Holopainen
Sami Holopainen
Postdoctoral Researcher, Tampere University
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Continuum approach for modeling fatigue in amorphous glassy polymers. Applications to the investigation of damage-ratcheting interaction in polycarbonate
S Holopainen, T Barriere, G Cheng, R Kouhia
International Journal of Plasticity 91, 109-133, 2017
422017
Continuum approach for modelling transversely isotropic high-cycle fatigue
S Holopainen, R Kouhia, T Saksala
European Journal of Mechanics-A/Solids 60, 183-195, 2016
372016
Modeling of the mechanical behavior of amorphous glassy polymers under variable loadings and comparison with state-of-the-art model predictions
S Holopainen
Mechanics of Materials 66, 35-58, 2013
312013
A compact constitutive model to describe the viscoelastic-plastic behaviour of glassy polymers: Comparison with monotonic and cyclic experiments and state-of-the-art models
T Barriere, X Gabrion, S Holopainen
International Journal of Plasticity 122, 31-48, 2019
222019
Modeling of mechanical behavior of amorphous solids undergoing fatigue loadings, with application to polymers
S Holopainen, T Barriere
Computers & Structures 199, 57-73, 2018
192018
Testing and analysis of solid polymers under large monotonic and long-term cyclic deformation
T Barriere, X Gabrion, S Holopainen, J Jokinen
International Journal of Plasticity 135, 102781, 2020
182020
Influence of damage on inhomogeneous deformation behavior of amorphous glassy polymers. Modeling and algorithmic implementation in a finite element setting
S Holopainen
Engineering Fracture Mechanics 117, 28-50, 2014
182014
Modeling of the long-term behavior of glassy polymers
S Holopainen, M Wallin
Journal of engineering materials and technology 135 (1), 011001, 2013
152013
Short-to long-term deformation behavior, failure, and service life of amorphous polymers under cyclic torsional and multiaxial loadings
T Barriere, A Cherouat, X Gabrion, S Holopainen
International Journal of Plasticity 147, 103106, 2021
102021
A continuum based macroscopic unified low-and high cycle fatigue model
T Frondelius, S Holopainen, R Kouhia, NS Ottosen, M Ristinmaa, J Vaara
International Conference on Multiaxial Fatigue and Fracture, 2019
72019
Computational modelling of transversely isotropic high-cycle fatigue using a continuum based model
S Holopainen, R Kouhia, J Könnö, T Saksala
Procedia Structural Integrity 2, 2718-2725, 2016
62016
A new paradigm for fatigue analysis-evolution equation based continuum approach
J Jussila, S Holopainen, T Kaarakka, R Kouhia, J Mäkinen, H Orelma, ...
Rakenteiden Mekaniikka 50 (3), 333-336, 2017
42017
Representations of m-linear functions on tensor spaces: Duals and transpositions with applications in continuum mechanics
S Holopainen
Mathematics and Mechanics of Solids 19 (2), 168-192, 2014
42014
Numerical modelling of heat generation during shear band formation in rock
T Saksala, M Pressacco, S Holopainen, R Kouhia
32019
Modeling, simulation, and experimentation of fatigue behavior in amorphous solids
T Barriere, G Cheng, S Holopainen
Key Engineering Materials 774, 210-216, 2018
32018
An investigation of fatigue damage development under complete contact fretting test conditions
S Holopainen, J Juoksukangas, R Kouhia, A Lehtovaara, T Saksala
32016
Modeling of extremely ductile behavior of Zr-based bulk metallic glasses under compressive strain paths for solid-state processing
T Barriere, X Gabrion, S Holopainen, N Niang, JM Pelletier
Mechanics of Materials 184, 104734, 2023
22023
On the choice of damage variable in the continuum fatigue model based on a moving endurance surface. In Proceedings of the XII Finnish Mechanics Days
T Saksala, S Holopainen, R Kouhia
XII Finnish Mechanics Day, 57-62, 2015
2*2015
Computational modelling of high-cycle fatigue using a continuum based model
S Holopainen, R Kouhia, J Könnö, T Saksala
22015
Käyräviivaiset koordinaatistot kontinuumimekaniikassa
S Holopainen
Rakenteiden Mekaniikka 53 (2), 53-66, 2020
12020
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