All, I am conducting a survey and your response would be very much appreciated. The purpose of the survey is to gather data that will help the developers of open source software improve the success of their projects. All replies received before midnight Sunday 26th September will be entered into a draw for a £30 Amazon gift voucher. Here is a link to the survey: Click here to take survey Thanks for your participation! Lee Margetts
Ph.D. StudyPOSITION: Ph.D. StudentLOCATION: University of Michigan, Dearborn, Michigan A full-time Ph.D. student position is now open in the area of computational material damage. The applicant should have a strong background in solid mechanics and finite element simulation. Some experience in material science, material testing, and multiscale analysis is a plus. Interested applicants should email their curriculum vitae (if applicable, a list of publications) and electronic copies of main publications to Dr.
Computer Aided Modeling, Simulation, and AnalysisJune. 20-23, 2011 Santander, Spain
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This session will provide a forum for engineers and scientists alike to present their latest findings on the subject of computer aided modeling, simulation and analysis. Specific topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Hi
I want to model a plate that connected with stiffening beams in ANSYS.
beams and plates has rigidly connected together, and there were no joints.
for model this, I first make an area and secondly extend this area to make a volume.
then I divide this volume to seperate plate and beams.
this is my question :
what relation exist berween components when they divide from one volume.
I mean suppose we have a volume, then we divide it in to two parts, what relation exist between this two new
Using the method of anharmonic lattice statics, we calculate the equilibrium structure of steps on 180^o ferroelectric domain
What is stress? Is stress a physical quantity?(second section)What is stress? Who has ever seen stress? Is stress a physical quantity?(second section)
A post-doctoral position is available in the lab of Sachin Velankar at the University of Pittsburgh to conduct experimental research on buckling of soft tissues in cephalopods (octopus or cuttlefish).
The project is based on the well-known size effect exhibited by metals, i.e
the fact that their strengths are greatly enhanced when at least one
microstructural lengthscale is scaled down to the nanometer range or
when the size of the object is restricted to the micron or sub-micron
range. At these scales the interfaces and their associated properties
play a significant role. This project will focus on the effect of
spatial confinement on the three most common deformation mechanisms:
dislocation glide, mechanical twinning and mechanically-induced
martensitic phase transformations; and will be based on the synergies
between physically-based phenomenological modelling using
strain-gradient plasticity at the highest scale, and thorough
