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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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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)
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The main objective of the project is the development of a numerical methodology through the finite element methods for the analysis of the friction behavior of assembled lightweight crankshaft bearings. The work is going to begin with the analysis of papers related in the area, followed by the creation of a virtual texturing procedure using Matlab. Next, the ANSYS-Workbench software is go…
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This project proposes an original application of high-order finite element method in analysis of structural dynamic contact problems. The contact element will be built from the mortar decomposition method of the discretized domain and implemented in a high-order finite element code. Due to the high computational cost involving this kind of application, the developed codes will be focused …
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