Modeling Quasi-Static and Dynamic Fracture of Structural Components, the Evolution of Interfaces With Nonlinear Constitutive Laws, and Developing Models for Stimulus-Responsive Hydrogels
1 faculty research Modeling Quasi-Static and Dynamic Fracture of Structural Components, the Evolution of Interfaces With Nonlinear Constitutive Laws, and Developing Models for Stimulus-Responsive Hydrogels on GradNova.
J
Fitzgerald S. Hudson Distinguished Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science
Thomas Lord Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science
Modeling Quasi-Static and Dynamic Fracture of Structural Components, the Evolution of Interfaces With Nonlinear Constitutive Laws, and Developing Models for Stimulus-Responsive Hydrogels
Numerical Methods in Engineering
Advanced Numerical Methods in Computational Mathematics
Fatigue and Fracture Mechanics
+2