Marco Pingaro

Pubblicazioni

Titolo Pubblicato in Anno
A fast approach to analysis and optimization of viscoelastic beams COMPUTERS & STRUCTURES 2016
Designing manufacturable viscoelastic devices using a topology optimization approach within a truly-mixed fem framework ECCOMAS Congress 2016 - Proceedings of the 7th European Congress on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences and Engineering 2016

ERC

  • PE8_3

KET

  • Advanced materials

Interessi di ricerca

Main research topics:

  • Analysis with mixed finite elements (Truly Mixed). Implementation of finite element codes using the Hellinger-Reissner formulation for the solution challenging of structural problems (PEERS element and Arnold-Winther element, etc.):in plane elasticity, viscoelasticity, and plasticity.
  • Second gradient problems and application. Characterized materials with internal length scale: porous materials, composites or fractured media.
  • Isogeometric analysis. Numerical analysis technique that exploits the definition of exact geometry of the domain and high regularity. Thanks to these characteristics is used for the solution of fourth order problems such as plates and shells.
  • Project GeoPDEs. Implementation of parts of the code in the program for the isogeometric analysis GeoPDEs. In particular, the part relating to the problems of fourth order (see http://rafavzqz.github.io/geopdes/contributors/).
  • Topology Optimization. Study and Implementation of codes for topology optimization using mixed finite elements.
  • VEM elements. Study and implementation of codes using Virtual Element Method applied to topology optimization and homogenization of random composite materials. In this project we implement a program in Python (PyVEM) for 2-D linear elasticity (isotropic and orthotropic) and enriched continuum such as Cosserat continuum.
  • Random composite materials. Study random materials made of matrix and inclusions (particles); examples of such materials are polymer, ceramic, metal matrix composites, but also granular materials, concrete, masonry made of crushed stones casually arranged in the mortar and even porous rocks.

Keywords

computational mechanics
Virtual element method
finite element method (FEM)
limit analysis
brick/block masonry
Composites/masonry
Random composites
polycrystals
Homogenization
Scale-dependent statistical homogenization
Statistical homogenization

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