Scientific Programme
Presentations devoted to fundamental aspects of mechanics, or spreading
the field of applications of mechanics, are invited. We are particularly keen
to receive contributions that show new effects and phenomena or develop new
mathematical models.
The topics of the conference cover all fields of mechanics,
including, but not restricted, to
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mechanics of generalized continua (polar and micromorphic continua,
mixtures, porous media, electromagnetic continua, grains, powders etc)
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solids and structures
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phase transitions
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nanostructures and thin films
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wave motion
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nonlinear dynamics, chaos and vibration
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dynamics of rigid bodies and multibody dynamics
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fluid and gas
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computational mechanics
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mechanical and civil engineering applications
Four different forms of presentations are offered, namely,
plenary lectures (1 hour), presentations at minisymposia
(30 minutes), short communications (20 minutes), and posters.
The working language is English.
For the attention of russian participants:
the Russian language as an exception can be used only in posters, but
even in this case English is strongly recommended. Regrettably we can not
provide simultaneous translation, and due to the international nature of the
conference all the oral presentations must be in English.
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MS1
Instabilities, Waves, and Phase Transitions in Nonlinear Elasticity (
R.W. Ogden,
A.B. Freidin, and
Y. Fu)
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MS2
Nonlinear Dynamics of Engineering Systems (
E.E. Pavlovskaia,
M. Wiercigroch)
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MS3
Nonlinear Strain Waves in Complex Deformable Solids (
G.A. Maugin,
A.V. Porubov,
A.M. Samsonov)
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MS4
Problems in the Mechanics of Granular Materials and Systems
(D. Harris)
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MS5
Recent Advances in Random Vibrations
(
D. Iourtchenko)
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MS6
Vibrational Mechanics and Synchronization
(I.I. Blekhman)
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MS7
Wave Mechanics of Civil Engineering Structures
(J. Blaauwendraad,
A.V. Metrikine)
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MS8
Stability and its applications in the dynamics of rigid bodies
(A.P. Markeev,
A.V. Karapetyan,
D.V. Zenkov)
Speakers include:
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Prof. E.L. Aero (St.Petersburg, Russia)
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Prof. H. Aref
(Urbana-Champaign, USA)
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Acad. V.V. Beletsky (Moscow, Russia)
- Prof. I.I. Blekhman (St. Petersburg, Russia)
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Acad. H. Cabannes
(Paris, France)
- Prof. G. Capriz -
to be confirmed (Pisa, Italy)
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Acad. V.M. Fomin (Novosibirsk, Russia)
- Prof. Y. Fu (Keele, UK)
- Acad. I.G. Goryacheva (Moscow, Russia)
- Prof. J. Grue (Oslo, Norway)
- Dr. D. Harris (Manchester, UK)
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Prof. G. Herrmann, Stanford University, USA
- Prof. D.A. Indeitsev (St. Petersburg, Russia)
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Prof. A.V. Karapetyan
(Moscow, Russia)
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Prof. I.A. Kunin
(University of Houston, USA)
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Prof. E.V. Lomakin (Moscow, Russia)
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Prof. A.P. Markeev (Moscow, Russia)
- Prof. G.A. Maugin (Paris, France)
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Prof. V.V. Meleshko (Kiev, Ukraine)
- Acad. N.F. Morozov (St. Petersburg, Russia)
- Prof. R.W. Ogden (Glasgow, UK)
- Prof. V.A. Palmov (St. Petersburg, Russia)
- Prof. F. Pastrone
(Torino, Italy)
- Prof. M. Wiercigroch (Aberdeen, UK)
- Prof. P.A. Zhilin (St. Petersburg, Russia)
The size of the poster should not exceed 1m x 1m.
If you have any questions or comments please write to
apm@eng.abdn.ac.uk
Last update: February 1, 2003