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Phase-Field Fracture Simulation of Highly Deformable Thin Structures via a Discrete Differential Geometry Framework
Thin elastic flexible structures exploit large geometric deformation to achieve mechanical functionality, making their fracture behavior strongly coupled with the evolving structural configuration. This work presents a unified discrete differential geometry (DDG) phase-field framework for fracture i
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