2019/20
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Multiscale Modelling Methods & Applications I: Core Module for the HetSys CDT.

 
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Course image PX917:Computational Plasma Physics 2019/20
 
Course image PX918:Electronic structure theory for experiments and models 2019/20
 
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PX920: Homogenisation of Non-linear Heterogeneous Solids


Short description

The module aims to provide students with understanding and practical aspects of homogenisation methods for predicting overall macroscopic response of heterogeneous solids through lectures and workshop activities.  

Learning objectives:

  1. Understand the concept of the effective behaviour of heterogeneous materials
  2. Understand the concept of homogenisation 
  3. Implement homogenisation process into finite-element solution
  4. Apply homogenisation to analyse simple heterogeneous solids

Syllabus:

  • Effective behaviour of heterogeneous solids (week 1): introduction; implementation of bounds into a finite-element procedure
  • Mathematical asymptotic homogenisation (weeks 2-3):  theory 
  • Asymptotic homogenisation (week 4): computer implementation
  • Mini-Project (week 5)


Illustrative Bibliography:

J. Fish: Practical multiscaling, Wiley (available from the Library).

S. Torquato: Random heterogeneous materials, Springer (available from the Library).


Module Leader: Dr Łukasz Figiel

Lecturer: Dr Łukasz Figiel 

Email: l.w.figiel@warwick.ac.uk






 
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