Computational Mechanics of Arbitrarily Shaped Granular Materials (Springer Tracts in Mechanical Engineering)
This specialized volume explores computational mechanics for granular materials with arbitrarily shaped particles. Combining granular-materials research with mechanical engineering and computational analysis, it offers a focused reference for readers studying particle mechanics, numerical modeling, simulation, and the behavior of complex material systems.
About This Book
Computational Mechanics of Arbitrarily Shaped Granular Materials examines the mechanics of granular materials whose individual particles can have complex or nonstandard shapes.
The book focuses on computational approaches within mechanical engineering, bringing together the study of granular materials and numerical analysis.
Its subject matter is relevant to readers interested in modeling, simulation, particle mechanics, and materials behavior.
Written by Siqiang Wang and Shunying Ji, this volume is part of the Springer Tracts in Mechanical Engineering series.
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