iMechanica

web of mechanics and mechanicians

recent posts
user list
about
contact
poll

research
education
mechanician
opinion
software
industry
conference
job
video

User login

Username: *

Password: *

Create new account
Request new password

Navigation

Post a new blog entry

Active forum topics

Meshing difficulty in viscoelastic constrained layer damping
[SOLVED] 3D crack growth modelling in Abaqus by XFEM
Internal strain energy and resonant/natural frequency: inversely correlated?
ABAQUS/Explicit - define the number of calculation frames (default is 20?)
ABAQUS Explicit - defining boundary conditions and imposed displacement on rigid bodies

Recent blog posts

Benzeggagh-Kenane (BK) criteria
Advanced R&D Training “Innovative strategies for three dimensional modelling of fracture phenomena” 4-7 SEPTEMBER 2012
Mini-Symposium on "Developments in Finite Element and Meshless Formulations Applied to Metal Forming Problems", on ECCOMAS 2012
Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU): 2012 Summer Program on Complex Materials at the University of Vermont
Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Modelling Creep Damage
FEAP umat routines
Call for abstract-ASME IMECE 2012 Track 9-35 Symposium on Integrated Structures and Materials in Advanced Technologies
Call for Papers: Micro and Nano Systems Engineering and Packaging Track (Track 10): TOPIC NAME: Applied Mechanics and Materials
A summer school on Nonsmooth Contact and Impact Mechanics. Aussois. September 2012
How do Italian Universities compare with British Universities, and the importance of Charles Dickens.

Home » blogs » Baiba Menke's blog

Seminars at Harvard: Mechanics, Materials, and Applied Math

View
Revisions

Submitted by Baiba Menke on Fri, 2007-01-19 13:52.

harvard
seminars

Applied Mechanics Colloquiums
Materials Science Seminars
Widely Applied Math Seminars
Sophomore Forum in Engineering

»

Baiba Menke's blog
3153 reads

Quick guide

Ask iMechanica
Having difficulty with posting comments?
How to add an image
How to post an entry
Journal Club
Lecture notes
RSS Feeds
FAQ

Similar links

Where are fluid mechanicians?
CALLING ALL STUDENTS! (and everyone else)
Journal Club October 2010: Mechanical behaviour of highly packed particulate composites
The Future of Conference
Problems of researchers in third world and how IMECHANICA can help them (it is not money).

Recent comments

Can people contribute, NOT from Harvard like Alberto Alesina!
1 hour 3 min ago
Arclength in ABAQUS
3 hours 27 min ago
Thank you Professor.
4 hours 34 min ago
Re: Arclength in ABAQUS
4 hours 57 min ago
Thanks for your
6 hours 30 min ago
Hi Zheng & Yazri I
7 hours 48 min ago
Hi Zheng & Yazri I
7 hours 49 min ago
Arclength in ABAQUS
8 hours 12 min ago
Thank you so much
8 hours 17 min ago
approach to deal with instability numerically
9 hours 6 min ago

More comments

comments at a glance

Popular content

Today's:

How do Italian Universities compare with British Universities, and the importance of Charles Dickens.
Journal Club Theme of February 2012: Elastic Instabilities for Form and Function
ABAQUS Tutorial and Assignment #1
Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Modelling Creep Damage
FEAP umat routines
I share the vision of iMechanica, but am not ready to post anything, should I register?
[SOLVED] 3D crack growth modelling in Abaqus by XFEM
Lecture notes of interest to mechanicians
TWELVE STEPS TO A WINNING RESEARCH PROPOSAL
10 QUESTIONS TO THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT: Minister PROFUMO, Premier MONTI, President NAPOLITANO

What we talked about

ABAQUS tutorial
ABAQUS UMAT
Cauchy stress
in situ Mechanics
Logarithmic strain
Mechanics of growth
Mesh-free methods
Objective rates of stress
Plastic potential
Poroelasticity
Stress and strain
Temperature
tensor and its invariants
Timoshenko lectures
Viscoelasticity
Why is rubber incompressible?
Writing a paper
Writing a proposal

Online now

There are currently 10 users and 127 guests online.

Sites of interest

AAM
AMD
Buckled Shells
CFD online
eFluids
Electroactive polymers
EMI
Energy science reports
Entertaining research
IUTAM
PolymerFEM
PoroNet
SES
Soft Matter World
USNC/TAM

Syndicate

Each entry is © copyright 2006-2012 by the individual user and can be used in accordance with the Creative Commons License. iMechanica is powered by Drupal, and hosted at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.