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Home > ICCM2015, Auckland, New Zealand, Completed > The 5th International Conference on Computational Methods (ICCM2014) > Presentations and Authors

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Track: All Tracks General Papers MS-0: Theory of computational methods MS-1: Computational Mechanics for Solids and Structures MS-2: Optimization Design of Complex Structure Systems MS-3: Particle Based Methods MS-4: Structural Integrity – Fracture Mechanics MS-5: Numerical Methods for Fractional Order Differential Equations and their Optimal by Control MS-6: Numerical methods for two-phase flow and fluid-structure interaction MS-7: Modeling and simulation of functional materials and structures MS-8: Smart and multifunctional composites MS-9: Metaheuristic algorithms and engineering MS-10: Numerical Methods for Damage and Fracture Analyses in Composites MS-11: Large Scale Coupled Problems and Related Topics MS-12: Stochastic Modelling and Probabilistic Engineering MS-13: Atomistic and Continuum Simulations on Materials Strength and Properties MS-14: Structural and material optimization MS-15: Regularization Algorithms in BEM MS-16: Orthopaedic biomechanics and mechano- biology MS-17: Analytical and numerical analysis of electro- and magnetomechanical systems MS-18: Computational and Theoretical Biomechanics MS-19: Modelling and simulating multifield coupling behaviour of smart materials and structures MS-20: Engineering Inverse Problems MS-21: Modelling and Simulation of Fiber-Reinforced Composites, MS-22: Uncertainty Modeling & Reliability Analysis MS-23: Computational Mechanics 0f Cells and Biomaterials MS-24: Atomic and Multiscale Modelling and Simulation MS-25: Recent Advances In Meshfree and Particle Methods MS-26: Soft Matter Mechanics MS-27: Computational Fracture Mechanics for Quasi-Brittle Materials MS-28: Computational Materials Design MS-29: Computational Biomedical Engineering MS-30: Numerical Methods for Engineering Problems with Strong Nonlinearity MS-31: Development and Application of High-order Methods for Compressible and Incompressible Flows MS-32: Molecular Dynamics Simulations on Nanomechanics MS-33: Computational Modelling and Simulation in the Development of Medical Devices MS-34: Weakened-Weak (W2) Form Based Methods and the Applications MS-35: Residual Stresses and Eigenstrains MS-36: Advanced Computational Methods in Limit and Shakedown Analysis of Structures MS-37: Computational Methods for Tensegrity and Tension Structures MS-38: Mechanics and biomimetics of surface and interface MS-39: Advances in Multi-Physics Modelling and its Applications MS-40: Advances in Topology and Shape Optimisation MS-41: Development and application of smoothed finite element method MS-42: Advanced Computational Methods in Underwater Acoustics MS-43: Hybrid Analytical-Numerical Methods MS-44: Multiscale Modeling of Mechanical Property MS-45: Visualization of Large-Scale CAD Model MS-46: Bioacoustics MS-47: FE/DE Method and Applications MS-48: Numerical Simulations in Flow Control MS-49: Computational Studies of Heart Functions MS-50: Advances in Nanomechanics and Multiscale Mechanics in Complex Materials MS-51: Computational Modelling of Materials with Uncertainty MS-52: Efficient Methods for Uncertainty Quantification MS-53: Synergy of Computational and Experimental Mechanics for Materials Characterization MS-54: Inverse Problems, Design and Optimisation under Uncertainties MS-55: Atomistic Modelling and Simulation of Mechanical and Thermal Behaviour of Nanomaterials and Nanostructures MS-56: Recent Advances in Multiscale Numerical Methods for Solid Mechanics MS-57: Linear and Nonlinear Dynamics MS-58: Theoretical and Computational Analyses for Inverse Problems MS-59: Computational Methods and Analysis of Dynamic Phenomena with Contact and Friction Interfaces MS-60: Computational Methods for Extra Degrees of Freedom and Higher Gradients MS-61: Advanced Computational Methods for Modelling of Fracture and Damage MS-62: Advanced Computational Methods and Data Analysis in offshore industry MS-63: Numerical Modelling of Fracture Growth MS-64: Novel Computational Methods for Soft Matters MS-65: Micromechanics

 

General Papers

TPL: A multiscale boundary integral formulation for modelling damage
Ferri Aliabadi

MS-1: Computational Mechanics for Solids and Structures

Keynote: Finite element analysis of sustainable and deconstructable semi-rigid beam-to-column composite joints
abdolreza ataei

Modelling of Energy-absorbing Behavior of Polymer Foams Reinforced Metallic Tubes
ALIA RUZANNA AZIZ

Size and Scale dependence of the behavior of Truss Models: A Gradient Elasticity Approach
Olufemi Taiwo AKINTAYO

MS-7: Modeling and simulation of functional materials and structures

Models for Scattering of Surface Waves from Scratches on a Surface
Haidang Phan, Younho Cho, Jan D. Achenbach

MS-22: Uncertainty Modeling & Reliability Analysis

RELIABILITY-BASED STUDY OF WELL CASING STRENGTH FORMULATION
Lucas Pereira Gouveia, Eduardo Toledo Lima Junior, João Paulo Lima Santos, Jorel Lopes Rodrigues Anjos, William Wagner Matos Lira

MS-35: Residual Stresses and Eigenstrains

Keynote: Hybrid contour method/eigenstrain model for predicting residual stress in glass
Mithila Achintha, Bogdan Balan

MS-43: Hybrid Analytical-Numerical Methods

Keynote: Eliminating the Pressure-Velocity Coupling from the Incompressible Navier-Stokes Equations Using Integral Transforms
Daniel J. N. M. Chalhub, Leandro A. Sphaier, Leonardo S. de B. Alves

Non-linear stability analysis of a Darcy flow with viscous dissipation
Michele Celli, Leonardo Alves, Antonio Barletta

MS-56: Recent Advances in Multiscale Numerical Methods for Solid Mechanics

Implicit computational method for compressible flows with high and low Mach numbers
Kazuma Aoki, Satoru Ushijima, Daisuke Toriu, Hiroshi Itada

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