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Adaptive Mesh Coarsening for Efficient Phase-Field Fracture Simulations
Phase-field models provide a versatile framework for simulating fracture nucleation and propagation without explicit crack tracking. Their principal computational challenge is the need to resolve a small regularization length with a sufficiently fine finite element mesh. This requirement can render
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