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(Department of Computer Science, College of Engineering, Nihon University)

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<Research field>

Computational Mechanics, High Performance Computing, Structural Mechanics

<Project>

• ADVENTURE Project
  
• Development of Parallel Software for the Earth Simulator (CHIKAKU Project)
  
• VCAD System Research Program
  
• ITBL
  

Recent Research

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Recent studies

• Parallel Fluid Analysis of Inawashiro Lake (WMV: large | small)
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• Environmental fluid simulation of the Lake Inawashiro based on shallow water equations
  (by Dr. S. Bunya, Univ. of Notre Dame) (WMV: movie | AVI: movie)
  
• 3D fluid simulation of the Lake Inawashiro (Depth is multiplied by 10)(AVI: movie)
  
  

Dissertation

• "Bifurcation analysis and experiment of wrinkling on stretched membrane structures"

Other subjects

• Large scale nonlinear finite element analysis of solid by the domain decomposition method on MPP
  
• DDM presentations (Updated March 8th, 1999)
  
• ADVENTURE Project
• Incorporation of multipoint constraints into balancing domain decomposition method
• Generalized I/O data format and interface library for module-based parallel finite element analysis system
• Application of degenerated Timoshenko beam element using the adaptively shifted integration technique to elastic-plastic analyses of frames considering large displacements/rotations
  
• Large deformation elastic plastic analysis of steel damper under cyclic loadings
  
• Analysis of membrane structures by using geometrically nonlinear EFGM

Department of Computer Science,
College of Engineering, Nihon University,

Address:
1 Nakagawara, Tokusada, Tamura-machi,
Koriyama, Fukushima 963-8822, Japan

Phone: +81-24-956-8884
Fax: +81-24-956-8863
e-mail: miyamura@cs.ce.nihon-u.ac.jp
Home Page: http://cs.ce.nihon-u.ac.jp/~miyamura/index.html

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