IS11 - Advanced computational mechanics in real-world applications
This minisymposium deals with advanced numerical methods for the solution of partial
differential equations governing complex industrial phenomena.
This Invited Session aims at gathering academic and industrial researchers working on
research projects in a wide variety of industrial sectors including automotive, aerospace,
naval, chemical and energy.
The invited talks will cover different numerical methodologies including multiphysics,
immersed/embedded/virtual boundary methods, finite elements, finite volumes and
boundary element methods, shape optimization, and a wide range of computational
mechanics applications featuring complex phenomena such as fluid-structure
interaction, nonlinear mechanics, turbulence, compressibility and multi-phase
interfaces, heat exchange etc.
Real-life applications from engineering, including data science problems are strongly
encouraged and welcome.