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Journal Club for September 2020: The Biofilm Matrix - A Living Engineering Material

The Biofilm Matrix - A Living Engineering Material

Chenxi Zhai, Haoyuan Shi, Tianjiao Li, Liming Zhao, Jingjie Yeo

J2 Lab for Engineering Living Materials, Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Cornell University

Introduction

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Read Dr Marcin Kaminski's Sept Editorial for Proceedings-of-ICE journal for free here.

Read Dr Marcin Kaminski's (Technical University
of Lodz)
September 2011 Editorial for ICE-journal Engineering and Computational Mechanics for free here.

Matrix

If I have the matrix A=[1 2 3;4 5 6;7 8 9] and the matrix B={1;2;3}

of course A*B is C={14;32;50}.

My question how can I get the matrix A if I have B and C ?

thank in advance

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Effect of interface

Hi,

I am simulating failure of concrete in tension and compression on a concrete representative element volume. I have modeled mortar matrix and aggregate (inclusion) separately i.e my model consists of two material and assumed them as perfectly bonded. My question is, if I add interface zone between matrix and inclusion how will it effect my overall failre or can I neglect inerface.

With Warm Regards

Gouse

CAL90 software

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Dear all,

Do you have a software called "CAL90"?
I am looking for that software to compute the matrices of the dynamic analysis.
Can you please tell me where I can download the software?

Thank you for your attention. Wish you all the best.

Best,

Ray

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