Organizers
Real-world problems require an increasing accurate modeling of phenomena jointly with the need to efficiently solve the associated governing differential equations. The main aim of this mini-symposium is to bring together Ph.D. students, eventually supported by senior researchers, to discuss the novel and latest mathematical models and analytical/numerical methods for the analysis of structural systems.
Specifically, contributions on the following topics are of significant interest:
- Andrea Burlon, Post-doc student at Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria (email: andrea.burlon@unirc.it)
- Rossella Laudani, Post-doc student at University of Messina (email: rlaudani@unime.it)
Real-world problems require an increasing accurate modeling of phenomena jointly with the need to efficiently solve the associated governing differential equations. The main aim of this mini-symposium is to bring together Ph.D. students, eventually supported by senior researchers, to discuss the novel and latest mathematical models and analytical/numerical methods for the analysis of structural systems.
Specifically, contributions on the following topics are of significant interest:
- Mechanics of solids and structural systems
- Mechanics of materials
- Structural vibration analysis
- Models and devices to mitigate seismic actions
- Dynamic identification
- Wave propagation in mechanical metamaterials
- Multiscale analyses
