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Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Faculdade de Engenharia Mecânica (FEM) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Campinas (1987), Master in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Campinas (1990) and PhD in Solid Mechanics at the University of Campinas (1996). Post-doc at the Center for Scientific Computation at the University of Kentucky (1997-1999) and the Division of Applied Mathematics at Brown University (2010 and 2014). The main research area is related to Structural Computational Engineering with emphasis on continuum mechanics, high-order finite element method, high-performance object-oriented programming and more recently hose field models for the analysis of damage, fracture and fatigue in metals and polymers. The main applications are in automotive engineering. e-mail: mlb@fem.unicamp.br (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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One of the main conceptual motivations for this project is the subject of structural non isotropic material in the context of Computational Mechanics. This subject is obviously extensive and complex with different engineering applications. High strength and low density materials are desirable in the design of engineering components and structures in the context of sustainability and low c…
Dr. Grinberg will collaborate in the development of a non-linear structural software, based on the high-order finite element method and high-performance computing. In addition, Dr. Grinberg will present a course on the introduction to scientific programming in high-performance environments. (AU)
The field of structural impact in Brazil is still at large not well developed despite the capability of the local industry in designing products which are potentially users of such knowledge. This proposal explores this area of knowledge which is one of the most complexes in Solid Mechanics. We aim to study the response of shells both to axial and transverse impact loads. In the first cas…
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In this research project, it is proposed to develop a specific interface between the Computational Program for Numerical Analysis using the Finite Element Method hp2fem, developed by the research group, and the commercial graphical pre- and post-processing program GiD. It has a robust and efficient interactive graphical interface widely used that allows the user to interact easily through…
This research project aims at optimizing the performance of the (hp) 2 FEM program to solve structural problems using the high order finite element method in a cluster with ARM processors. Given the restructuring processes that are taking place in the program, the customization of the GID program for data pre- and post-processing must be reformulated to generate input files and result vi…
This research project aims to develop two and three dimensional thinand three-dimensional thin beam elements with large deformations for the analysis of flexible body dynamicsof flexible bodies using the Finite Element Method of High Order (FEM-AO).To this end, we will employ interpolation functions already developed that allowrepresent rigid translations and rotations. The equations of m…
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This project explores the application of phase-field models for simulating fracture processes in brittle and quasi-brittle materials, focusing on the comparative effectiveness of two degradation approaches: (i) a scalar degradation function and (ii) a fourth-order degradation tensor. Benchmark tests with known experimental/analytical solutions will be simulated to assess the computational…
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