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Md Rushdie Ibne Islam
Md Rushdie Ibne Islam
Assistant Professor, Department of Applied Mechanics, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
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A Total Lagrangian SPH method for modelling damage and failure in solids
MRI Islam, C Peng
International Journal of Mechanical Sciences 157, 498-511, 2019
482019
Ballistic Performance of Ceramic and Ceramic-Metal Composite Plates with JH1, JH2 and JHB Material Models
MRI Islam, JQ Zheng, RC Batra
International Journal of Impact Engineering 137, 103469, 2020
372020
A computational framework for modelling impact induced damage in ceramic and ceramic-metal composite structures
S Chakraborty, MRI Islam, A Shaw, LS Ramachandra, SR Reid
Composite Structures 164, 263-276, 2017
372017
A computational model for failure of ductile material under impact
MRI Islam, S Chakraborty, A Shaw, S Reid
International Journal of Impact Engineering 108, 334-347, 2017
282017
On consistency and energy conservation in smoothed particle hydrodynamics
MRI Islam, S Chakraborty, A Shaw
International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering 116 (9), 601-632, 2018
202018
Numerical modelling of crack initiation, propagation and branching under dynamic loading
MRI Islam, A Shaw
Engineering Fracture Mechanics 224, 106760, 2020
172020
Numerical simulation of metal machining process with Eulerian and Total Lagrangian SPH
MRI Islam, A Bansal, C Peng
Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements 117, 269-283, 2020
142020
Large deformation analysis of geomaterials using stabilized total Lagrangian smoothed particle hydrodynamics
MRI Islam, W Zhang, C Peng
Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements 136, 252-265, 2022
92022
A stabilized total-Lagrangian SPH method for large deformation and failure in geomaterials
MRI Islam, C Peng
arXiv preprint arXiv:1907.06990, 2019
72019
Pseudo-spring SPH simulations on the perforation of metal targets with different damage models
MRI Islam, A Shaw
Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements 111, 55-77, 2020
62020
On the equivalence of Eulerian smoothed particle hydrodynamics, total Lagrangian smoothed particle hydrodynamics and molecular dynamics simulations for solids
MRI Islam, KV Ganesh, PK Patra
Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering 391, 114591, 2022
52022
A pseudo-spring based SPH framework for studying fatigue crack propagation
KV Ganesh, MRI Islam, PK Patra, KP Travis
International Journal of Fatigue 162, 106986, 2022
32022
Extending Incompressible SPH framework for simulation of axisymmetric free-surface flows
G Pahar, A Dhar, MRI Islam
Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements 84, 35-41, 2017
22017
Implementation of three-dimensional physical reflective boundary conditions in mesh-free particle methods for continuum fluid dynamics: Validation tests and case studies
CAD Fraga Filho, C Peng, MR Ibne Islam, C McCabe, S Baig, ...
Physics of Fluids 31 (10), 103606, 2019
12019
Numerical Modelling of Metal Forming by SPH with Multi-GPU Acceleration
MRI Islam, C Peng, A Eslamian
SAE Technical Paper, 2019
12019
High Precise Benchmarks by CSD (Computational Solid Dynamics) with Meshfree Methods
MRI Islam, C Peng, A Eslamian
SAE Technical Paper, 2019
12019
Multi-scale modelling of fatigue crack propagation due to liquid droplet impingement
KV Ganesh, MRI Islam, P Kumar Patra, K Patrick Travis
Proceedings of the Royal Society A 479 (2269), 20220380, 2023
2023
Multiscale modelling of fracture in graphene sheets
S Bhattacharyya, MRI Islam, PK Patra
Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics 122, 103617, 2022
2022
Physical reflective boundary conditions applied to smoothed particle hydrodynamics (sph) method for solving fluid dynamics problems in 3-d domains
CAD Fraga Filho, C Peng, MRI Islam, C McCabe, S Baig, ...
PARTICLES VI: proceedings of the VI International Conference on Particle …, 2019
2019
A Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics Based Computational Framework for Modelling Impact Induced Damage in Structural Systems
MRI Islam
IIT Kharagpur, 2018
2018
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