Openings at Bioinspired Materials and Structures Lab of USC
Openings at Bioinspired Materials and Structures Lab of USC
Openings at Bioinspired Materials and Structures Lab of USC
The ability of amorphous intergranular films to mitigate damage formation at grain boundaries is studied with molecular dynamics simulations. We find that such films can alter both crack nucleation and crack growth rates by efficiently absorbing dislocations, with thicker films being more effective sinks.
my abaqus simulation of time of flight diffraction technique not differentiating diaffracted wave and lateral wave.both gives same amplitude.what to do to gett a better result?.I am doing my work based on "shear wave TOFD by baskaran".any suggestion?
HI GUYS,
im a new user of abaqus ,was wondering if anyone can help me how can i apply a time-dependent heat to a surface?
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The call for new PhD positions at the IMT Institute for Advanced Studies Lucca, Italy, is open:
http://www.imtlucca.it/phd/prospective/admission
with deadline for online applications the 29th of June 2015.
A description of the Curriculum in Computer Science and Systems Engineering is available at:
The Annual Robert J. Melosh Competition for the Best Student Paper in Finite Element Analysis was held last Friday, April 24, on the campus of Duke University.
The winner of the 2015 Melosh Medal is Maurizio Chiaramonte, from Stanford University, for his paper “The H-Version of the Method of Auxiliary Mapping for Higher Order Solutions of Crack Problems.”
Maurizio was selected as the winner on the basis of both his written paper and his oral presentation. The other finalists at the 2015 competition were:
I have the fixed boundary conditions in the previous step. In the next step I need to modify BC. For this I use setValuesInStep in Python script, but get OP=NEW instead of OP=MOD, as I want. Any idea how to get the desired OP=MOD by using Python? Thanks in advance.
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Introductory slides to model order reduction by Elias Schenone http://hdl.handle.net/10993/20901 presentation_elisa_schenone.pdf
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The Scientific Computation Research Center (www.scorec.rpi.edu) at Rensselaer is seeking a highly qualified post-doctoral research associate to develop and apply automated and adaptive computational solid mechanics methods for multiple application areas with an emphasis on evolving geometry problems such as the modeling of additive manufacturing and material failure.