Goals

This course introduces the principles underlying common methods of numerical simulations used in nano sciences, going from the continuum to the atomic scale. It discusses the appropriateness of atomic scale and continuum modeling. One of the goals is to understand the principles of the models and algorithms used in standard codes. A focus will be done on the finite element method (linear elasticity, heat conduction), and solutions techniques for atomistic / continuum coupling.

  • Lecture / Tutorial: Fundamentals, continuum modeling, Finite Element Method, bridge methods to the nanoscale (MD)
  • Evaluation: Written exam

Programme

• Application of FEM + DM to dynamics fracture mechanics • Fundamental concepts of the finite element method (strong form, weak form, matrix form, linear elasticity, heat conduction) • Solutions techniques for parabolic and hyperbolic problems, discretization and numerical errors • Solutions techniques for atomistic / continuum coupling, application to dynamic fracture mechanics

Course
15h
 
PW
15h
 

Code

25_M_NSE_S3_MINOR_2

Responsibles

  • Virginie MONNIER-VILLAUME
  • Magali PHANER GOUTORBE

Language

English

Keywords

Continuum modeling, Finite element method, Atomistic / Continuum coupling