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SESSION T6: MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR AND MATERIALS PROPERTIES Chair: Dierk R. Raabe Thursday Morning, April 3, 1997 Nob Hill D 8:30 AM *T6.1 MODELING OF DYNAMIC FRACTURE IN BRITTLE SOLIDS CONTAINING INHOMOGENEITIES, Xiaopeng Xu, Farid F. Abraham, IBM Almaden Research Center, San Jose, CA; Alan Needleman, Brown Univ, Div of Engr, Providence, RI. 9:00 AM T6.2 FRACTURE PROBABILITY OF INCLUSIONS AS A FUNCTION OF VARIOUS MICROSTRUCTURAL PARAMETERS, Thomas Antretter, Univ of Leoben, Christian Doppler Lab for Micromechanics of Matls, Leoben, AUSTRIA; Franz Dieter Fischer, Univ of Leoben, Inst of Mechanics, Leoben, AUSTRIA. 9:15 AM T6.3 ESTIMATING VISCOELASTIC CONSTANTS OF TWO-PHASE COMPOSITES, James G. Berryman, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Dept of Computational Physics, Livermore, CA; Graeme W. Milton, Univ of Utah, Dept of Mathematics, Salt Lake City, UT. Hashin-Shtrikman-type variational pricniples have been formulated in order to obtain rigorous bounds on the shear modulus of two-phase viscoelastic composites. The simplest class of bounding regions is composed of circles in the complex plane containing four points related to the viscoelastic moduli of the constitutents, and depending on a scalar parameter. A method of generating the convex hull of all such bounding regions has been developed. Several examples of bounds computed using the method will be presented, including one for suspensions of solid particles in a viscous fluid. In the important limiting case when all the constituent moduli are real, the new shear bounds are shown to reduce precisely to the well-known Hashin-Shtrikman-Walpole bounds.

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Next: 6. Appendix Up: Previous: 5. Conclusions Bibliography J.Apel, PhD Thesis. Leipzig. 1988. J. Apel and W. Lassner. An Extension of Buchberger's Algorithm and Calculations in Enveloping Fields of Lie Algebras. Journal of Symbolic Computation(1988) 6. pp 361-370. J. Apel. Journal of Symbolic Computation(1995) Vol. 19 No. 5. pp 441-457. J. Avenhaus and K. Madlener. The Nielsen Reduction and P-Complete Problems in Free Groups. Theoretical Computer Science 32(1984). pp 61-76. J. Avenhaus, K. Madlener, F. Otto. Groups Presented by Finite Two-Monadic Church-Rosser Thue Systems. Transactions of the American Mathematical Society. Vol. 297(1986). pp 427-443. L. Bachmair and H. Ganzinger. Rewrite-Based Equational Theorem Proving With Selection Simplification. Journal of Symbolic Computation(1994) Vol. 4 No. 3. pp 1-31. L. Bachmair and H. Ganzinger. Buchberger's algorithm: A constraint-based completion procedure. Proc. CCL'94. pp 285-301. G. Bauer. Zur Darstellung von Monoiden durch konfluente Reduktionssysteme. G. Baumslag, F. Cannonito and C. Miller III.

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Guru's Home Page About Me I'm a graduate student working with Dr. Renee Borges at the Centre for Ecological Sciences Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore, India. My work is on the Foraging Behaviour of the Malabar Giant Squirrel, Ratufa indica, seen in the picture below.  In plain language, I'm trying to understand how this beautiful animal decides where to go and what to eat when it's hungry.  Here's a more technical introduction to my research. Links Modeling and Simulation in Biology: Organizations Journals Some sites I use to keep up with the literature Modeling Biological Phenomena using Cellular Automata : Thayer Watkins' page on Animal Coat Pattern Formation Gray Scott model of Reaction -  Diffusion Morphogenesis from a Reaction - Diffusion System: Xmorphia Other Interesting Sites Self - Organizing Systems Consilience : Case studies in Complex Adaptive Systems  The Computational Beauty of Nature Edge New Scientist Slashdot ... Miscellany This page was last updated on 14th June,2003

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