Mechanics Computing in 1990’s and Beyond
Hojjat Adeli, Robert L. Sierakowski · 1991
This proceedings, Mechanics Computing in 1990's and Beyond, consists of extended abstracts of the papers presented at the Engineering Mechanics Conference held in Columbus, Ohio, May 19-23, 1991. The first volume is divided into three parts: 1) Computational mechanics, 2) fluid mechanics, and 3) biomechanics. Within these broad topics, volume one discusses such specialized subjects as: 1) Neural network computing; 2) symbolic processing; 3) damage mechanics; 4) ocean wave dynamics; 5) fluid-structure interaction; 6) joint kinematics; and 7) contact problems in biomechanics. Volume two is concerned with structural and material mechanics including such topics as: 1) Vibration analysis of structures; 2) chaotic vibrations; 3) fracture and failure analysis; 4) seismic analysis; 5) microstructure analysis; and 6) micromechanics.