Željana Nikolić

Prof. Dr. Željana Nikolić

University of Split
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Academic Career Length

30Years (1997-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 July 2013 in Engineering Structures
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Hrvoje SmoljanovićHrvoje Smoljanović
Hrvoje Smoljanović
Nikolina ZivaljicNikolina Zivaljic
Nikolina Zivaljic
Željana NikolićŽeljana Nikolić
Željana Nikolić

1 April 2018 in International Journal of Solids and Structures
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Hrvoje SmoljanovićHrvoje Smoljanović
Hrvoje Smoljanović
Nikolina ZivaljicNikolina Zivaljic
Nikolina Zivaljic
Željana NikolićŽeljana Nikolić
Željana Nikolić
AMAnte Munjiza
Ante Munjiza

1 October 2018 in Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering
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MNMijo Nikolic
Mijo Nikolic
XDXuan Nam Do
Xuan Nam Do
Adnan IbrahimbegovicAdnan Ibrahimbegovic
Adnan Ibrahimbegovic
Željana NikolićŽeljana Nikolić
Željana Nikolić

1 March 2015 in Engineering Fracture Mechanics
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Hrvoje SmoljanovićHrvoje Smoljanović
Hrvoje Smoljanović
Željana NikolićŽeljana Nikolić
Željana Nikolić
Nikolina ZivaljicNikolina Zivaljic
Nikolina Zivaljic

4 October 2019 in Computational Particle Mechanics
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AMAntonio Munjiza
Antonio Munjiza
HSHrvoje Smoljanović
Hrvoje Smoljanović
Nikolina ZivaljicNikolina Zivaljic
Nikolina Zivaljic
AMAnte Mihanovic
Ante Mihanovic
VDVladimir Divić
Vladimir Divić
BTBoris Trogrlić
Boris Trogrlić
This aim of this paper is to present the application of the combined finite–discrete element method (FDEM) in structural mechanics. FDEM is an innovative numerical technique, which has been intensively used in the past several decades in various engineering simulations. FDEM combines the advantages of both the finite and the discrete elements and enables the simulation of initiation and propagation of cracks, as well as interaction of a large number of discrete elements. The examples presented in this paper show the advantages of FDEM in the analysis of structural mechanics issues including dry-joint masonry structures, concrete and reinforced concrete structures, masonry structures with mortar joints and confined masonry structures, cable and truss structures, membrane structures, and plate and shell structures.

1 May 2015 in Engineering Structures
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Hrvoje SmoljanovićHrvoje Smoljanović
Hrvoje Smoljanović
Željana NikolićŽeljana Nikolić
Željana Nikolić
Nikolina ZivaljicNikolina Zivaljic
Nikolina Zivaljic