Papers

 

This list is up to date as of January 9, 2008. It will be continue to be updated as time permits.

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34 Application of Kinetic Crack Growth Theory to Non-Degradable-Fiber Reinforced Viscoelastic Matrix Composites 7. Time (Rate)-Dependent Composite Materials Jun Jun   Koyanagi Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Sagamihara, Kanagawa
35 Analysis of Time-Dependent Deformation for CFRP Mirror Under Hot and Humid Environment 7. Time (Rate)-Dependent Composite Materials Yoshihiko Arao Waseda University
38 Equilibrium and Non-Equilibrium Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Flexible and Semiflexible Polymer Melts: Dynamic Properties 16. Numerical Analysis Martin Steinhauser  
39 Study on the Micromechanics Modeling for
Predicting the Viscoelastic Behavior of
Poly(Ethylene)Terephtalates (PET) Reinforced by
Spherical Glass Beads
3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Julie Diani CNRS Paris
41 On the Large Deflections of Viscoelastic Beams 4. Viscoplasticity Modeling Murilo Augusto Vaz Federal University of Rio de Janeiro 
42 Environmental Effects of Moist and Dry Air on Creep Behavior of 347 Stainless Steel 1. Experimental Methods and Mechanics of Testing Karol Schrems US DOE National Energy Technology Laboratory-Albany
43 Study of Enhancement Mechanism and Synergistic Effects of Polymer/Clay Nanocomposite 4. Viscoplasticity Modeling Yaning Li University of Michigan Ann Arbor 
44 Coarse-Grained Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Self Healing Polymeric Networks 9. Dynamic Rate-Dependent Behaviors Taner Dirama Universal Technology Corporation Dayton, Ohio
45 Nanoindentation and the Dynamic Characterization of Viscoelastic Solids 1. Experimental Methods and Mechanics of Testing Erik Gregory   Herbert MTS Nano Instruments Innovation Center Oak Ridge
49 Viscoelastic Rate-sensitive Plastic Constitutive Law for Fiber-Reinforced Composites 7. Time (Rate)-Dependent Composite Materials Kwansoo Chung Seoul National University
50 On the Pressure Dependence of Neat and Particle Filled Polypropylene Compounds 2. Experimental Material Characterization Michael Jerabek Polymer Competence Center Leoben GmbH 
51 Poisson's Ratio Of Polypropylen in Relaxation, Creep and Constant Rate of Strain Tests 2. Experimental Material Characterization Daniel Thomas   Tscharnuter Polymer Competence Center Leoben GmbH 
52 Time-dependent and Moisture Mechanisms in the Fracture of Paper 10. Time (Rate)-Dependent Damage and Failure H.W.   Haslach University Of Maryland, College Park
55 Rheological Probes of the Relaxation Dynamics Of Densely Packed Soft Objects 2. Experimental Material Characterization Hans M.   Wyss Harvard University
56 Effect of Thermomechanical Properties on the Deformation During the Rubbery-Glassy Cooling Process of Polymers 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Jandro L   Abot University of Cincinnati
57 Temperature Dependent Bending and Buckling of Glass-Ionoplast Laminates 7. Time (Rate)-Dependent Composite Materials Jan Lodewijk Belis Ghent University Ghent (Zwijnaarde)
58 Stochastic Constitutive Model of Amorphous Polymers 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling James Caruthers Purdue University West Lafayette
59 Time-Dependent Micro-Damage Accumulation in Multi-Fiber Model Composites: Effects of Inter-Fiber Spacing and Viscoelastic Matrices 7. Time (Rate)-Dependent Composite Materials Fumio Ogawa Waseda University, Tokyo
61 Force Measurements in High Speed Cutting Experiments 1. Experimental Methods and Mechanics of Testing Florian Lourot Laboratoire de Fiabilité Mécanique Metz  
62 Viscoelastic Stiffness and Damping of Discrete Lattice Cells with High-Energy-State Components 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Yun-Che Wang National Cheng Kung University, Tainan
63 Indentation of a Rigid Indenter with Arbitrary Profile into a Power-Law Creep Solid 4. Viscoplasticity Modeling Yanping Cao Karlsruhe Research Center Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen
64 Time-Dependent Multiaxial Deviatoric and Dilational Behaviour of  Elastomeric Materials 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Vincent Anthony   Coveney UWE, Bristol
65 Time Dependent Plastic Deformation Recovery in Freestanding Nanocrystalline Metal Films 15. Polycrystalline, Single Crystal and Nanocrystalline Behaviors Taher Saif University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
66 Mechanical Behaviors of Isocyanate-Crosslinked Vanadium Oxide Aerogels 2. Experimental Material Characterization Hongbing Lu Oklahoma State University Stillwater
67 Measurement of Young's Modulus of Human Tympanic Membrane at High Strain Rates Using a Miniature Split Hopkinson Tension Bar 2. Experimental Material Characterization Hongbing Lu Oklahoma State University Stillwater
68 Constitutive Modeling of Epoxy using the Mulliken-Boyce Model for Glassy Polymers 2. Experimental Material Characterization Jason Foley Air Force Research Laboratory Eglin AFB
69 Kinetics of Degradation of High Temperature PMR-15 Polymer Resin 7. Time (Rate)-Dependent Composite Materials Gregory Schoeppner Wright-Patterson AFB
70 Thermo-Viscoplastic Deformation of Metal Alloys 4. Viscoplasticity Modeling Farid H.   Abed Bradley University Peoria
71 Generalized Viscoelastic Designer Functionality Graded Auxetic Materials Engineered/Tailored for Specific Task Performances 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Harry Hilton University of Illinois (UIUC) Urbana
72 Accelerated Ageing Modeling for Glass-reinforced Concrete and Polymer Composites 2. Experimental Material Characterization Jason Cain Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Blacksburg
73 Development of a Viscoelastic Continuum Damage Model for Cyclic Loading 10. Time (Rate)-Dependent Damage and Failure Rani Warsi Sullivan Mississippi State University
74 A Viscoplastic Constitutive Model for Active Braze Alloys 4. Viscoplasticity Modeling Michael Neilsen Sandia National Laboratories
75 A Computational Framework for Analyzing the Dynamic Behavior and Failure of Polymeric Glasses 9. Dynamic Rate-Dependent Behaviors Amine Benzerga Texas A&M University
76 Durability of Dynamically Loaded Polymeric Products 9. Dynamic Rate-Dependent Behaviors Barbara Zupancic University of Ljubljana, Center for Experimental Mechanics 
77 Dynamical Analysis of Climbing Ropes 1. Experimental Methods and Mechanics of Testing Anatolij  Nikonov  University of Ljubljana, Center for Experimental Mechanics 
78 Deformation and Ductile Fracture of High Strength Low Alloyed Steels Under High Strain Rate Loading 1. Experimental Methods and Mechanics of Testing Lothar W.  Meyer Chemnitz University of Technology CHEMNITZ, Saxony
79 Effect of Heat Treatment Conditions on the Dynamic Strength and Failure Behavior of Titanium Alloy Ti-6Al-4V 2. Experimental Material Characterization Lothar W.  Meyer Chemnitz University of Technology CHEMNITZ, Saxony
80 Shear Strength and Shear Failure, Overview on Testing and Behavior 1. Experimental Methods and Mechanics of Testing Lothar W.  Meyer Chemnitz University of Technology CHEMNITZ, Saxony
81 High Rate Material Behaviour at Hot Forming Conditions 1. Experimental Methods and Mechanics of Testing Lothar W.  Meyer Chemnitz University of Technology CHEMNITZ, Saxony
82 Simulations of Closed-Cell Polymeric Foam in Compression 2. Experimental Material Characterization Hongbing Lu Oklahoma State University Stillwater
83 An Anisotropic Nonlinear Viscoelastic Model for Soft Fiber-Reinforced Composites 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Thao (Vicky) Nguyen John Hopkins University
84 Viscoelastic Response of Ultrathin Polymer Films and Surfaces: Is There a Liquid Layer? 2. Experimental Material Characterization Gregory McKenna Texas Tech University
85 Instrument Compliance Effects in Measuring the Viscoelastic Response of Glass-forming Liquids and Polymers 2. Experimental Material Characterization Gregory McKenna Texas Tech University
88 Prediction of Long-term Creep Life for Unidirectional CFRP 7. Time (Rate)-Dependent Composite Materials Masayuki Nakada Kanazawa Institute of Technology Hakusan, Ishikawa
89 Prediction of Long-Term Fatigue Strength of Quasi-Isotropic CFRP Laminates with a Hole Under Compressive Loading 7. Time (Rate)-Dependent Composite Materials Hongneng Cai Kanazawa Institute of Technology Hakusan, Ishikawa
90 Polyurea: Characterization Modeling, and Dynamic Performance Evaluation TECHNICAL PLENARY Sia Nemat-Nasser UC San Diego
100 Statistical Models for Modal Parameters in Civil Structure Continuous Monitoring  10. Time (Rate)-Dependent Damage and Failure Rosario Ceravolo Politecnico di Torino
102 Creep Properties of an A356 Composite Reinforced with SiC Particulates  7. Time (Rate)-Dependent Composite Materials Mahdi Arhami Eastern Mediterranean University
104 Mechanical Performance of Thermoplastic Polymers at High Strain Rates
9. Dynamic Rate-Dependent Behaviors Bernhard Moeginger FH Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences
105 Time-Dependent-Surface Properties of a Piezoelectric Polymer
2. Experimental Material Characterization Hong Liang Texas A&M University
107 A Novel Mathematical Tool for Characterizing Petroleum Fluid Rheology within Porous Media 16. Numerical Analysis M. Enamul  Hossain Dalhousie University
108 A Novel Fluid Flow Model with Memory for Porous Media Application 16. Numerical Analysis M. Enamul  Hossain Dalhousie University
110 Micromechanical and Compositional Design of Thermal Barrier Coatings for Modifying Time-dependent Behavior  2. Experimental Material Characterization Klod Kokini Purdue University 
112 Effect of Crosslinking on Nanoindentation of Polyamides 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Suresh Ahuja Xerox Corporation 
113 Time Dependent Response of Ellipsoidal Suspensions to Homogeneous Shear 9. Dynamic Rate-Dependent Behaviors Charles Petty Michigan State University 
114 Strain Rate and Pressure Dependence of Aluminum Under Dynamic Loading  9. Dynamic Rate-Dependent Behaviors Tracy Vogler Sandia National Laboratories 
115 Use of Time-dependent Recovery Surfactants for Heat Transfer Control in Drag-reducing Applications 5. Transport, Multiphase, and Biomaterial Systems Eric Matthys University of California, Santa Barbara
117 Development of Early Age Shrinkage Stresses in Reinforced Concrete Bridge Decks 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Gergis William West Virginia University 
119 Time-Dependent Adhesion Between Sapphire Sphere and Polymeric Substrate  2. Experimental Material Characterization Jae-Hyun Kim KIMM
121 Dynamic Damage and Failure: Shear Bands and Voids 10. Time (Rate)-Dependent Damage and Failure Thomas Wright US Army Research Laboratory 
122 Biphasic Poroviscoelastic Finite Element Indentation Simulation of Hydrogels 16. Numerical Analysis Kaifeng Liu University of Notre Dame 
123 Change of type of Vorticity Transport and the Physics of Heat Transfer Enhancement in Non-Circular Tube Flow of Nonlinear Viscoelastic Fluids 5. Transport, Multiphase, and Biomaterial Systems Dennis Siginer Wichita State University 
124 Experimental Characterization and Constitutive Modeling Polycarbonate Under Large Strains and Rapid Loads 4. Viscoplasticity Modeling Mehrdad Negahban University of Nebraska-Lincoln 
125 Development of Biodegradable Material 7. Time (Rate)-Dependent Composite Materials Rakesh Sagar IIT Delhi
128 Modeling and Characterization of Time-Dependent Behavior of IM7/5250-4 Composite Subjected to Thermal Aging  7. Time (Rate)-Dependent Composite Materials Samit Roy University of Alabama
129 Viscoelastic Models Involving Fractional Derivatives of Different Orders 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Marina Shitikova Voronezh State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering
130 Material Dependent Deformation Behavior in High-Velocity Metal Forming Processes  4. Viscoplasticity Modeling Hakan Hallberg Division of Solid Mechanics, Lund University 
131 Spall of Hard Engineering Alloys: Approach by Meso-Scale  10. Time (Rate)-Dependent Damage and Failure Janusz R.   Klepaczko Metz University 
132 Interference Effect on Strain-Concentration Factor of Cylindrical Bars with Double Circumferential U-Notches Under Static Tension  1. Experimental Methods and Mechanics of Testing Hitham Tlilan The Hashemite University
133 WAVET, a Custom Device Able to Measure Viscoelastic Properties of Wood Under Water-Saturated Conditions Up to 140°C. (WAVET : Environmental Vibration Analyser for Wood)  1. Experimental Methods and Mechanics of Testing Vincent Placet CNRS UMR 6174 FEMTO-ST Institute
135 Time-dependent, Nanoscale Contact Plasticity  2. Experimental Material Characterization William Gerberich University of Minnesota
137 Dynamics of 2-D Composites of Elastic and Visco-Elastic Layers 9. Dynamic Rate-Dependent Behaviors Michael El-Raheb  
139 Viscoplastic Constitutive Models for Numerical Analyses of Geotechnical Problems  16. Numerical Analysis Tadatsugu Tanaka University of Tokyo
140 Hold-Time Effects on Elevated-Temperature Low-Cycle-Fatigue Behavior of Superalloys 10. Time (Rate)-Dependent Damage and Failure Sooyeol Lee University of Tennessee
141 Some Outstanding Problems in the Mechanics of Rubbery Solids TECHNICAL PLENARY Alan Gent University of Akron 
142 Unsnarling the Skeins: An Adaptive Coarse-Graining Scheme for the Simulation of Elastomer Networks 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Misty Davies Stanford University 
143 Aging and Enthalpy Relaxation in Polymer Nanocomposites 7. Time (Rate)-Dependent Composite Materials Catherine Brinson Northwestern University
146 Molecular Relaxation Behavior of Fatty Acid Based Vinyl Ester Resins 2. Experimental Material Characterization Steven Boyd Army Research Laboratory
147 A Novel Class of Bio-Inspired Mechanoactive Materials 5. Transport, Multiphase, and Biomaterial Systems Melissa Knothe   Tate Case Western Reserve University 
148 Thermal Rates Effects to the Shape Change of Thermally Induced Shape Memory Polymers 2. Experimental Material Characterization H. Jerry  Qi University of Colorado 
149 Ultrasound Metamaterials for Super-resolution Imaging  14. Micro/Nano-Scale Behaviors Nicholas Fang University of Illinois 
150 Modeling and Simulation of the Hot-Embossing Process on Amorphous Polymers  4. Viscoplasticity Modeling Nicoli Ames Sandia National Laboratories
152 The Frequency Dependence of the Deformation and Failure Behavior of Engineering Polymers 2. Experimental Material Characterization Zoltan Major University of Leoben
153 Loading Rate Dependence of the Deformation and Failure Behavior of Engineering Polymers used in Safety Relevant Automotive Applications  9. Dynamic Rate-Dependent Behaviors Zoltan Major University of Leoben
154 Characterization and Simulation of the Time Dependent Rolling Behavior of Polymer Rollers  1. Experimental Methods and Mechanics of Testing Zoltan Major University of Leoben
155 Dynamic Tensile Tests and Material Constitutive Equations at the Intermediate Strain Rate 10. Time (Rate)-Dependent Damage and Failure Jiho Lim  
156 Aging and Structural Recovery in Plasticizing Environments 5. Transport, Multiphase, and Biomaterial Systems Gregory McKenna Texas Tech University
157 Mechanical Hole Burning Spectroscopy as a Means to Characterize Material Dynamic Heterogeneity 2. Experimental Material Characterization Gregory McKenna Texas Tech University 
158 Temperature and Humidity Effects on Nonlinear Viscoelastic Viscoplastic Behavior of Natural Fiber Composites 7. Time (Rate)-Dependent Composite Materials Janis Varna Lulea University of Technology
159 Viscoplastic Constitutive Model for Permanent Deformation of Asphalt Concrete  4. Viscoplasticity Modeling Habtamu Zelelew Washington State University 
160 Local Field Assessment Inside Multiscale Composite Architectures  16. Numerical Analysis Robert Lipton Louisiana State Univ.
161 Sinc Convolution Solution of Viscoelastic Problems 7. Time (Rate)-Dependent Composite Materials Frank Stenger University of Utah
162 Surface Resonant States in Acoustic and Elastic Metamaterials 9. Dynamic Rate-Dependent Behaviors Lee Fok University of California, Berkeley 
163 Unifying Time-Dependent Behaviors in Cohesive Soils 4. Viscoplasticity Modeling Thomas Sheahan Northeastern University 
164 Dynamic, Transient, Mode I Crack Propagation with a Nonlinear, Viscoelastic Cohesive Zone 10. Time (Rate)-Dependent Damage and Failure Jay Walton Texas A&M University 
166 Modelling Strategies to Predict The Viscoelastic Behaviour of Amorphous Glassy Polymers 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Alberto D'Amore The Second University of Naples
168 A Micromechanical Modeling Approach for Analyzing Thermo-viscoelastic Responses of Particle Reinforced Composites 7. Time (Rate)-Dependent Composite Materials Anastasia Muliana Texas A&M University 
171 On the Macro to Micro Insight in Megastructure Structural Behavior in One Simulation Framework without Submodelling 14. Micro/Nano-Scale Behaviors Dubravka Mijuca University of Belgrade
172 A Study of Evaluation about Stress Intensity Factor of the Material for a Cylinder of Small Output Engine of Having a Crack, a Circle-hole or an Inclusion Under Tensile Load 1. Experimental Methods and Mechanics of Testing Syuutei Sasaki Applied Dynamics
174 Multistage Fatigue Model on Viscoelastic Materials at Elevated Temperatures 10. Time (Rate)-Dependent Damage and Failure Yibin Anna Xue Mississippi State University
177 Rhelogical Behaviour and Physical Properties of Controlled-Release Protein-Based Bioplastics 5. Transport, Multiphase, and Biomaterial Systems Inmaculada Martinez  Garcia University of Huelva
178 Modelling the Large Strain Solid Phase Deformation Behaviour Of Polymer Nanoclay Composites 7. Time (Rate)-Dependent Composite Materials John Sweeney University of Bradford 
179 Dynamic Inflation of Elastomeric Spherical Membranes Undergoing Chemorheological Changes in Microstructure
10. Time (Rate)-Dependent Damage and Failure Alan Wineman University of Michigan 
182 A Multiscale Model for Predicting Failure Due to Multiple Evolving Cracks in Heterogeneous Viscoelastic Solids 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling David Allen University of Nebraska
185 Rate Dependent Traction-Separation Laws for Polyurea Coatings on Steel 10. Time (Rate)-Dependent Damage and Failure Kenneth M.   Liechti University of Texas at Austin
186 The Nonlinear Viscoelastic Behavior of Polurea Coating 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Kenneth M.   Liechti University of Texas at Austin
187 Modeling the Viscoelastic Properties of an Adhesive During Cure 2. Experimental Material Characterization Jan de Vreugd Delft University of Technology
188 Aerospace Materials - Quest for Innovation GOVERNMENT PLENARY Thomas P.  Russell AFOSR/NA
189 Dynamic Bulk Behavior of the Low Profile (LPA) Based Molding Compounds 2. Experimental Material Characterization Manoj K . Saraswat Delft University of Technology
190 Tensile Properties of Latex Paint Films: Time, Temperature and Moisture Content 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Maria  Charalambides Imperial College London
191 Microstructure-Sensitive Notch Root Analysis 15. Polycrystalline, Single Crystal and Nanocrystalline Behaviors G. M.  Owolabi Georgia Institute of Technology
192 Time-Temperature Reduced Relaxation Properties
of an Elastomer and Viscoelastic Wave Propagation  
3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Wolfgang G. Knauss California Institute of Technology
193 Time-Dependency in Modeling Patellofemoral Joint Mechanics 4. Viscoplasticity Modeling Jeff  Bischoff Zimmer Inc.
194 International Opportunities in Materials Research Through the Air Force Office of Scientific Research GOVERNMENT PLENARY K. C. Goretta  Asian Office of Aerospace Research and Development (AOARD)
195 On the Development and Parameter Identification of Schapery-Type Constitutive Theories 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Martin Levesque École Polytechnique Montréal
196 Mechanisms of Tertiary Creep of Single Crystal Superalloy 4. Viscoplasticity Modeling Alexander Staroselsky Pratt and Whitney
197 Boundary Conditions in a Reacting Elastic Solid-Fluid Mixture 5. Transport, Multiphase, and Biomaterial Systems Richard Hall Air Force Reserach Laboratories
199 Modeling and Characterization of Viscoelastic Polymer Composites Containing Damage 7. Time (Rate)-Dependent Composite Materials Ramesh Talreja Texas A&M University
200 Creep Properties of Glassy Polymers during Nonisothermal Physical Aging: Experiments and Theory 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Yunlong Guo University of Louisville
201 A Thermoviscoelastic Model for Amorphous Shape Memory Polymers:  Incorporating Structural and Stress Relaxation 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Thao (Vicky) Nguyen Johns Hopkins University
202 Time Dependence of Excess Stress Caused by Hydrogen Absorption in Ball-Milled Magnesium
2. Experimental Material Characterization George Roy CANMET-MTL
203 A Constitutive Theory for the Mechanical Response of Amorphous Metals at High Temperatures Spanning the Glass Transition Temperature: Application to Microscale Thermoplastic Forming 3. Viscoelasticity Modeling Lallit Anand Massachusetts Institute of Technology
204 TBD TBD Igor Emri University of Ljubljana