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Research Scientist at IHPC A*STAR Singapore

Submitted by Fangsen on

You will be responsible for using numerical methods and computer software to design, develop and validate new devices for a couple of projects. 

Requirements:

  • PhD in Engineering  with good knowledge of fluid dynamics  and solid mechanics
  • Strong background in Vibro-acoustics, Building Ventilation, Fluid Structure Interaction (FSI)
  • Experience in numerical simulation software such as ANSYS (CFX or FLUENT), Virtual Lab / Acoustics, SOLIDWORKS

 

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

Viscoelastic damping behavior of structural bamboo material and its microstructural origins

Submitted by Yang Lu on

In this study, the intrinsic viscoelastic mechanical behavior of a hierarchical bio-composite, structural bamboo material, was experimentally investigated and correlated with its microstructural constituents and molecular building blocks. The macroscopic viscoelastic responses of bulk bamboo at ambient temperature and dehydrated condition were evaluated through dynamic compression experiments with various loading frequencies, whereas the localized viscoelasticity of bamboo's microstructural phases, viz.

Local integration of 2-D fractional telegraph equation via local radial point interpolant approximation

Submitted by vrh59ir on

In this article, a general type of two-dimensional time-fractional telegraph equation explained by the Caputo derivative sense for (1 < α ≤ 2) is considered and analyzed by a method based on the Galerkin weak form and local radial point interpolant (LRPI) approximation subject to given appropriate initial and Dirichlet boundary conditions.

Linear form

Submitted by Zhigang Suo on

These notes are part of my notes on linear algebra.  I believe that textbooks of linear algebra give a bad definition of linear form.  The last section of the notes explain why it is bad.  I also give examples of linear form everyday life and from physics.  Given the vector space of distance, both force and electric field are dual spaces of the space of distance.  They are distict dual spaces of the space of distance, and they are not dual spaces to each other.