The 2017 SES Annual Conference will take place at Northeastern University from July 25-28, 2017.
The conference organizers have now opened the ABSTRACT SUBMISSION. More information on tracks and symposia is available at http://www.northeastern.edu/ses2017/track-topics/
We present an innovative image-based modeling technique, based on Google Earth like algorithms, to effectively resolve intricate material morphology and address the computational complexity associated with heterogeneous materials. This sharp volumetric billboard algorithm stems from a volumetric billboard method, a multi-resolution modeling strategy in computer graphics. In this work, we enhance volumetric billboards through a sharpening filter to reconstruct the statistical information of heterogeneous systems.
Dear Colleagues,
You are cordially invited to submit your one-page abstract to our Symposium IV-A: Molecular, Cellular, and Tissue Mechanics for
The 54rd Annual Technical Meeting of the Society of Engineering Science (SES2017)
Date & Location:
Northeastern University during 25-28 July 2017.
I have implemented a Arc length continuation method for material non-linearity. The program quits with low arc length values while it progresses well for high arc length values. I am attaching a png image for your understating about the nature of the force deformation curve. Can you please clarify me about the problem and provide me any suggestions on it.
Thanks in advance.
Does anyone have any helpful information (Organised governing equations & subroutine files) about Two & Three surface models which are developed by Shen & Goto respectively?
This is the "part II" of my PhD thesis.
It addresses the problem of finding the dynamic cyclic response of mechanical systems experiencing dry friction with a particular focus on the influence of varying normal and tangential loads. I first start from a single degree of freedom model and gradually increase the complexity of the system. In the last chapter I address a system with 12 degrees of freedom which shows localized vibration states, that are very similar to solutions known in other physics fields like optics and fluid dynamics.
This is the "part I" of my PhD thesis.
It addresses the problem of the stick-slip transition at an interface experiencing dry friction taking inspiration from the experiments led by Prof. Fineberg, where for the first time, an high speed camera has been used to visualize how the contact interface evolves when stick-slip transition occurs.
Postdoctoral Positions Available: Computational Solid and Fluid Mechanics for Probabilistic Simulation and Machine Learning Applied to Performance Based Engineering. Natural Hazards Engineering Research Initiative SimCenter @ UC Berkeley
open position: Full Professorship on Applied Mechanics (Materials Theory) at the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Stuttgart, Germany
