From Boltzmann to Euler: Hilbert's 6th Problem Revisited
Beautiful stuff!!
From Boltzmann to Euler: Hilbert's 6th Problem Revisited
Marshall Slemrod
Beautiful stuff!!
From Boltzmann to Euler: Hilbert's 6th Problem Revisited
Marshall Slemrod
Amit Acharya, Huang Tang, Sunil Saigal, John L. Bassani, On boundary conditions and plastic strain-gradient discontinuity in lower-order gradient plasticity, Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids, 52 (2004) 1793 – 1826
Acharya, A., Jump conditions for GND evolution as a constraint on slip transmission at grain boundaries, Philosophical Magazine, 87(8-9), 1349-1359, 2007 (see attachment)
Attached is an intriguing commentary on the scientific method through an example, written by my good friend, Luc Tartar. The specific example is that of trying to understand what 'light' might be, especially from a mathematician's point of view. The mathematician in this case is an extremely talented one, who also happens to actually understand a whole lot of physics and mechanics.
Attached are some (hand-written) observations on wanting to do continuum mechanics when mass is not conserved for fixed sets of particles of the body (so, situations transcending the rocket-losing-mass type). I feel (un)comfortable with these observations, depending upon the day I think about such things.
(This paper is to appear in the IUTAM Procedia on "Linking scales in computations: from microstructure to macro-scale properties," edited by Oana Cazacu)
Amit Acharya, S. Jonathan Chapman
(to appear in International Journal of Fracture; Proceedings of the 5th Intl. Symposium on Defect andMaterial Mechanics)
Amit Acharya and Claude Fressengeas
(to appear in Quarterly of Applied Mathematics)
by Marshall Slemrod and Amit Acharya
Given an autonomous system of Ordinary Diff erential Equations without an a priori split into slow and fast components, we defi ne a strategy for producing a large class of `slow' variables (constants of fast motion) in a precise sense. The equation of evolution of any such slow variable is deduced. The strategy is to rewrite our system on an in finite dimensional "history" Hilbert space X and defi ne our coarse observation as a functional on X.
(to appear in the Intl. Journal of Engineering Science)
Robin J. Knops and Amit Acharya
Luc Tartar and Amit Acharya
Bulletin of the Italian Mathematical Union, (9)IV, 409-444, 2011