Hello everyone,
I am working with Abaqus and trying to model a problem using pore-pressure cohesive elements but I have a hard time on the converging side of it. I was looking at the articles and Abaqus Documentation and I found viscous regularization az a method to help. Actually I found the papers that firstly introduced this method but I cannot get it very well and I was looking forward to see if anyone can help.
Journal: PNAS, published ahead of print, March 9 2015, doi:10.1073/pnas.1418491112
Title: Endocytic proteins drive vesicle growth via instability in high membrane tension environment
Authors: Nikhil Walani, Jennifer Torres, and Ashutosh Agrawal
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A 12 months post Doctoral position is avalaible on mechanical and numerical modeling fields at LSPM, univ. Paris 13, France.
Hello iMechanica,
I am wondering if it is possible to perform the non-linear analyses (including large rotations) by laminated theories such as First order Shear Deformation Theory (FSDT) or higher orders and so on. Normally, those theories are valid for moderate rotations but: does anybody know if there is any modification to extend it for large rotations?
Thanks in advance for any advice!
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I'm a 2nd year student of mechanical engineering. I want to know about different softwares I'll be expected in the field to know about. Want some suggestions. Some guy told me about ProE will this be a good one for modelling?
Hello Everyone,
I am using ANSYS Workbench (Static Structural). I need to update the coordinates of the nodes, after each simulation.The new coordinate conditionally depends on the stress tensor value of the previous simulation. If anyone have idea how can I solve this problem please help me out....
Thanks!
This paper demonstrates a new type of interconnects to fulfill the primary function of axons: transmitting electrical signals over long distances and at high speeds. The interconnect, which we call "ionic cable", uses ions to transmit signals, and is built entirely with soft, elastic materials-elastomers and gels. The ionic cable is highly transparent, and remains functioning after being stretched nearly eight times its original length. We describe the design, theory and experiment of the ionic cable.
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A 15 months post Doctoral position is avalaible on mechanical and numerical modeling fields. This is a join project between Univ. Paris 7 & Paris 13.
The present postdoc subject is focussed on situations in which a wetting or dewetting front is interacting with a soft, more or less deformable material.
More details in the enclosed pdf description file.
