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Moving boundary problems in Mechanics, Feb 2018, New Zealand

Posted By: Mathieu Sellier
Date:Thu, 9 Mar 2017, 2:57 a.m.


New Zealand, February 12, 2018

The conference Recent Advances in Moving Boundary Problems
in Mechanics will take place from Feb 5-8 2018 in
Christchurch, New Zealand. There will be a wide range of
practical topics under discussion, including fluid-
structure interaction, free surface flows, flows over soft
tissues and textiles, flows involving accretion/erosion,
flows through deformable porous media, material forming
and shape optimisation.

Description:

 

Many problems in mechanics involve deformable domains with
moving boundaries. Examples include fluid-structure
interaction, free surface flows, flows over soft tissues
and textiles, flows involving accretion/erosion, flows
through deformable porous media, material forming, shape
optimisation, to name but a few. The interaction of the
moving boundary with the participating media leads to
fascinating phenomena in a very broad range of contexts
such as flutter, wave-breaking, dune formation, ripple
formation on the ocean floor, flow instabilities,
structure resonance and failure, atherosclerosis, ice
formation on aircraft wings.

This symposium, which is going to be the first IUTAM
Symposium in New Zealand, aims to gather the community of
engineers and scientists involved in moving boundary and
related problems in mechanics.

The symposium will facilitate a mix of researchers working
on the development of related mathematical methods and
algorithms, and applications of recent and ongoing
problems. We also encourage researchers performing
experiments related to moving boundary problems to
participate. Since the community of researchers involved
in moving boundary problems in mechanics is fairly
fragmented, we believe that this symposium will be a
unique opportunity to cross-fertilise ideas and concepts
from different disciplines of mechanics and foster
engineering applications.


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