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Quasi-static loading of granular media as a linear complementarity problem
The discrete quasi-static response of rate-independent dissipative granular media is addressed. Granular systems are conventionally simulated with methods that are intrinsically dynamic, such as the discrete element (DEM) and discontinuous deformation (DDA) methods, with the particles' accelerations
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