Computational Tools for Predicting Mechanical Properties of Materials
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Materials Simulation and Design".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 July 2025 | Viewed by 350
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Interests: multiscale materials modeling; fracture mechanics; damage mechanics; fluid–structure–interaction modeling; biomechanics; machine learning
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Interests: computational mechanics; hydrodynamics; finite element analysis; biomechanics
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Dear Colleagues,
Parameter estimation is a necessary component of any modeling activity, but it is particularly critical in computational mechanics, wherein constitutive properties and force dictate behavior from the mesoscales up to the continuum. These parameters can be measured, empirically deduced, or inferred/calculated, and the latter method is the focus of this Special Issue. In this summary, we invite contributions to our Special Issue titled "Computational Tools for Predicting Mechanical Properties of Materials". The broad scope of this Special Issue is designed to attract papers at the intersection between applied mathematics and computational mechanics. Topics of interest include data assimilation; inverse methods; optimization; verification, validation, and uncertainty quantification (VVUQ); design of experiments for large parametric sweeps; and numerical simulations conducted to infer material behavior.
This Special Issue aims to present the latest advances in computational tools for predicting material properties. We aim to construct a cohesive collection of at least 10 papers to ensure relevance and depth within the scope of the journal. Articles may include original research, reviews, case studies, and analyses that highlight the practical value of computational tools in materials mechanics.
Prof. Dr. Aida Nonn
Dr. Albert Cerrone
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- materials simulation
- mechanical properties
- computational mechanics
- computational tools
- durability of materials
- uncertainty quantification
- data assimilation
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