The previous Continuum
Models and Discrete Systems Symposia of took place in Kielce
(Poland, 1975), Mont Gabriel (Canada, 1977), Freudenstadt (Federal Republic of
Germany, 1979), Stockholm (Sweden, 1981), Nottingham (United Kingdom, 1985),
Dijon (France, 1989), Paderborn (Germany, 1992), Varna (Bulgaria, 1995),
Istanbul (Turkey,1998) and Shoresh (Israel, 2003). The broad interdisciplinary
character, the limited number of participants (not exceeding 100) and the
unofficial and friendly atmosphere, made these meetings well-acknowledged
places of highly fruitful contacts and exchange of ideas, methods and results.
The purpose of CMDS is to bring together
scientists with different backgrounds, working on continuum theories of
discrete mechanical and thermodynamical systems in the fields of mathematics,
theoretical and applied mechanics, physics, material science and engineering.
The spirit of CMDS meetings is to stimulate an extensive and active
interdisciplinary research.
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Based on
the previous CMS meetings, the proposed main topics of the CMDS 11 Symposium
are:
1.Thermodynamics,
transport theory and statistical mechanics in the context of continuum modeling
discrete systems
2.Continuum
mechanics of complex fluids and deformable solids with microstructure
3.Fundamentals
of fracture, defect dynamics, fatigue, and fracture dynamics on different
microlevels
4.Dislocations
and plasticity
5.New
developments in continuum theory; non classical models, and discrete vs.
continuum models
6.Granular
materials: statics and dynamics
7.Continuum
theory of living structures
8.Composite
media and meta-materials
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The scientific program will consist of
General Lectures (G.L.) and Research Communications (R.C.). The General
Lectures (45 min + 5min) are to introduce the most recent ideas and advances in
the covered fields. The Research Communications should report on important new
results and methods in these fields; they can be presented either in oral (20
min + 5min) or in a poster form. The poster sessions will include a brief (5 min) oral presentation followed
by a discussion in front of the posters. The posters will be available during
the whole Symposium. All the contributions will be included in the Proceedings
of the Symposium.
A beamer and a
retroprojector will be available.
The speakers are asked to
bring their laptop, or the electronic version of their slides (on a USB
key or on a CD-Rom) not later than 15 min before their session in the
auditorium.
Space will be available
for Posters (vertical: 160 cm x horizontal: 90 cm).
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CMDS 11 (Paris, 30 July- 3 August 2007)
Final Program
Monday July 30th
8h30-9h: Registration
9h-9h15: Welcoming addresses
J. Lévy (Ecole des
Mines de Paris)
E. Busso (Centre des Matériaux,
Ecole des Mines de Paris)
D. Jeulin (Centre de Morphologie
Mathématique, Ecole des Mines de Paris)
GL: General Lecture
RC: Research Communication
Topic 3 : Fundamentals of fracture,
defect dynamics, fatigue, and fracture dynamics on different microlevels
Chair:
D. Jeulin
9h15-10h05: A. Pineau - Physical and
Statistical Aspects of Fracture - GL1
10h05-10h30: Daniel Bonamy, Laurent Ponson, Claudia Guerra,
Elisabeth Bouchaud, Luc Barbier, Harold Auradou, Jean-Pierre Hulin - Scaling
Properties of Fracture Surfaces - RC1
10h30-10h55: Asok K. Sen - Brittle
fracture and its Power-law dynamics in the RRTN model for nonlinear complex
systems - RC2
10h55- 11h25 Coffee break
Topic 3. : Fundamentals of
fracture, defect dynamics, fatigue, and fracture dynamics on different
microlevels
Chair: R. Dendievel
11h25-12h15: George Voyiadjis and Amin
Almasri - A Physically Based Constitutive model for FCC metals with Applications
to Dynamic Hardness - GL 2
12h15-12h40: N.V. Movchan, G.S. Mishuris,
A.B. Movchan - Mathematical model of a crack moving along an
imperfect bi-material interface - RC3
12h40-13h05: Myrto Sauvageot - Euler's
best column : a singular non local quasilinear equation with boundary blowing
up flux condition - RC4
13h10 -
14h30 lunch + Posters installation
Topic 4. Dislocations and
plasticity
Chair: André Pineau
14h30-14h55: Marc C. Fivel -
Nanoindentation through the scales : from the atomic to continuum plasticity -
RC1
14h55-15h20: C. L. Rountree, M. Talamali,
D. Bonamy, D. Vandembroucq, S. Roux, E. Bouchaud - "Plasticity" in Silica via
Molecular Dynamics Simulations - RC2
15h20-15h45: Luis L. Bonilla - Depinning
and motion of crystal dislocations - RC3
15h45-16h10: Ana Carpio - Homogeneous
nucleation of dislocations - RC 4
16h10-16h40: Coffee break and
Posters – Topic 4
Dan Mordehai, Emmanuel Clouet, Marc
Fivel - Modelling Dislocation Climb in Dislocation Dynamics Simulations
Topic 4. Dislocations and
plasticity
Chair: Luis Bonilla
16h40-17h05: R. Sedlacek, C. Schwarz,
Jan Kratochvil, E. Werner - Continuum theory of evolving dislocation fields and
plastic deformation - RC5
17h 05- 17h30: Ferenc F. Csikor, István
Groma, Thomas Hochrainer, Michael Zaiser - Pair correlations in 3D dislocation
systems - RC 6
17h30-17h55: I. Groma, M. Zaiser, F.
Csikor, G. Gyorgyi - From discrete dislocation dynamics to a phase field theory
of dislocations - RC 7
17h 55-18h20: Christophe Denoual,
Yves-Patrick Pellegrini, Laurianne Pillon - Peierls-Nabarro Galerkin approach
to instationary dislocation - RC 8
19h: Welcoming Cocktail (Ecole des
Mines)
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Tuesday July 31
Topic 2 : Continuum mechanics of
complex fluids and deformable solids with microstructure
Chair :
B. K. Chakrabarty
9h-9h50 : Graeme Milton & John Willis -
On modifications of Newton's second law and linear continuum elastodynamics - GL
1
9h50-10h15: Markus Lazar - On
conservation and balance laws in micromorphic elastodynamics - RC 1
10h15-10h40: H. Petryk - Instability and
energy minimization in solids with microstructure - RC 2
10h40-11h05: Naoyuki Ichihara - Periodic
homogenization of Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman equations - RC 3
11h05-11h35: Coffee break and
Posters Topic 2
Kostas Danas, M. Idiart, P.
Ponte-Castaneda - Homogenization-based constitutive models for porous,
viscoplastic materials
Anaïs Gaubert
- Viscoplastic Phase Field modelling of rafting in Ni
base superalloys
D. Jeulin, W. Li, M. Ostoja-Starzewski -
On the geodesic property of shear-band patterns in elasto-plastic composites
Topic 2 : Continuum mechanics of
complex fluids and deformable solids with microstructure
Chair: Alex Hansen
11h 35-12h: Bikas K. Chakrabarti -
Kolmogorov Dispersion for Turbulence in Porous Media - RC4
12h-12h 25: Haim Diamant - Long-range
hydrodynamic response of complex liquids - RC5
12h 25-12h 50: Paul Manneville -
Modeling of film flow of complex fluids, a review - RC6
12h50-14h15: lunch
Topic 2. Continuum mechanics of
complex fluids and deformable solids with microstructure
Chair: P. Manneville
14h 15- 14h40: Amy Novick-Cohen - The
Cahn-Hilliard equation with degenerate mobility - RC7
14h40-15h05: Thomas Ramstad and Alex
Hansen - Features of Immiscible Steady-State Two-Phase Flow in Porous Media - RC
8
15h 05-15h30:
Julie Frassy,
Christian Lecot, Arthur Soucemarianadin -
Transient Evaporation of Drops on an Heterogeneous Surface -
RC 9
15h30-15h55: Shankar P. Das - Study of
thermodynamic and dynamic behaviour of liquids close to solidification - RC 10
16h-16h30: Coffee break
Topic 6 : Granular materials:
statics and dynamics
Chair: K. Sab
16h30-17h20: Isaac Goldhirsch - Coarse
graining in granular gases and solids - GL1
17h20-17h45: C. Goldenberg, A. Tanguy
and J.-L. Barrat - Particle displacements in the deformation of amorphous
materials: local fluctuations vs. the non-affine field - RC1
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Wednesday August 1st
Topic 8. Composite media and
meta-materials
Chair: N. Movchan
9h-9h50 : Ping Sheng - Dynamic mass
density and acoustic metamaterials - GL1
9h50-10h15: Eduardo Lopez-Lopez,
Federico J. Sabina, Raul Guinovart-Dıaz, Julian Bravo-Castillero, Reinaldo
Rodrıguez-Ramos - Piezoelectric effect in composites with different polarization
constituents - RC1
10h15- 10h40: V.Berdichevsky - Entropy
of Microstructure - RC2
10h40-11h05: Malika Bongué-Boma &
Maurizio Brocato - A continuum model with microstructure for liquids with vapour
bubbles - RC3
11h05-11h35: Coffee break and
Posters Topic 8
David J.
Bergman, Xiangting Li, Yakov M. Strelniker - Exact results for the general case
of a macroscopic conductivity tensor of a 3D composite with a 2D microstructure
E. Brun, J. Vicente, F. Topin, R.
Occelli - From 3D imaging of structures to diffusive properties of anisotropic
cellular materials
Dominique
Jeulin, Maxime Moreaud - Statistical Representative Volume Element for
Predicting the Dielectric Permittivity of Random Media.
Topic 8. Composite media and
meta-materials
Chair: Ping Shen
11h 35-12h: Karam Sab and Boumediene
Nedjar - Representative volume element size for random elastic composites: the
correlation function method - RC4
12h-12h25: Stéphane Berbenni, Nicolas
Nicaise, Thiebaud Richeton, Marcel Berveiller - On grain size dispersion effects
in metallic polycrystals and internal lengths associated with (discrete)
intra-crystalline plastic heterogeneities - RC5
12h25-12h50: Francois Willot,
Yves-Patrick Pellegrini - Numerical FFT computations in 2D perfectly plastic
pixelwise disordered porous media - RC6
12h50-14h15: lunch
14h30- Free Visits
14h30-16h International
Scientific Committee Meeting
20h Conference Dinner
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Thursday August 2nd
Topic 2 Continuum mechanics of
complex fluids and deformable solids with microstructure
Chair:
Valery Levin
9h-9h50 : Leonid Berlyand - Discrete
Network Approximation for Highly Packed Particle Filled Composites - GL2
9h50-10h15: Dmitry Golovaty, Shannon N.
Talbott, J. Patrick Wilber - Polygonization of Multi-walled Carbon Nanotubes -
RC11
10h15- 10h40: Thomas M. Michelitsch,
Shahram Derogar and Andrzej F. Nowakowski - On the lattice dynamics of a fractal
gasket - RC12
10h40-11h05: P. Ponte Castañeda & M.
Idiart - Field statistics in nonlinear composites - RC13
11h05-11h35: Coffee break
Topic 7. Continuum theory of living
structures
Chair: Amy Novick-Cohen
11h35- 12h 25: Bernard D. Coleman -
Applications of a theory of sequence-dependent DNA elasticity that accounts for
intramolecular electrostatic forces - GL
12h 25-14h: lunch
14h-14h25: Lisa Fauci- Biofluidmechanics
of reproduction - R1
14h25-14h50: Marcel Filoche & Bernard
Sapoval - The human respiratory airway system: a robust transport system - RC2
Topic 5. New developments in
continuum theory; non classical models, and discrete vs. continuum models
Chair: David Bergman
14h50-15h40: A.B. Movchan - Modelling of
Bloch-Floquet flexural waves in periodic plate structures and networks of beams
– GL1
15h40-16h05: Wolfgang Müller - A theory
of mixture for heterogeneous solids and its application to spinodal
decomposition and coarsening - RC1
16h05-16h35: Coffee break and
Poster Topic 5
Patrizia Trovalusci, Vittorio Sansalone -
Multifield continuum modelling for
materials with lattice microstructure
Topic 5. New developments in
continuum theory; non classical models, and discrete vs. continuum models
Chair:
G. Milton
16h 35- 17h25: N.V. Movchan - Localised
modes in doubly periodic structures with defects - GL2
17h25-17h50: C. Barbier, R. Dendievel,
M. Fivel, D. Rodney - Discrete modelling of entangled materials - RC2
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Friday August 3rd
Topic 1. Thermodynamics, transport
theory and statistical mechanics in the context of continuum modeling discrete
systems
Chair: Leonid Berlyand
9h-9h50 Somendra M. Bhattacharjee -
Duality and phase diagram of one dimensional transport – GL1
9h50-10h15: David J. Bergman - The
self-consistent effective medium approximation (SEMA): New types of critical
points in a composite medium - RC1
10h15- 10h40: Leon Mishnaevsky Jr. -
Interpenetrating Phase Composites: Micromechanical analysis of deformation and
damage behavior - RC2
10h40-11h10: Coffee break
Topic 2. Continuum mechanics of
complex fluids and deformable solids with microstructure
Chair: Samuel Forest
11h 10-11h35: David Kinderlehrer -
Texture in polycrystals - RC14
11h35-12h : S. Kanaun and S. Babaii
Kochecksaraii - Effective properties of matrix composites with inclusions of
arbitrary shapes - RC15
12h -12h 25: Martin Ostoja-Starzewski -
Towards continuum mechanics of fractal materials - RC16
12H 25-14h: lunch
Topic 2. Continuum mechanics of
complex fluids and deformable solids with microstructure
Chair: Martin Ostoja-Starzewski
14h- 14h 25: V.M. Levin, J.M. Alvarez-Tostado
- Influence of external stresses and pore pressure on deformation of soft
crack-like inclusion in poroelastic medium - RC17
14h 25-14h50: Roberto Alicandro, Marco
Cicalese, Antoine Gloria - Mathematical derivation of a rubber-like
stored-energy functional - RC 8
14h50-15h15 : Samuel Forest - A
hierarchy of higher order and higher grade continua - RC19
15h15-15h40: N. Rupin, M. Bornert, P.
Gilormini, A. Zaoui, C. Pinna - Potential influence of microstructural morphology on
the viscoplastic flow of two-phase polycrystals - RC20
15h40 -16h: Closing session
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The Symposium (July
30 - August 3, 2006) will
take place in Ecole des Mines de Paris (60 boulevard Saint- Michel, F75272
Paris Cedex 06), which is located in the Center of Paris, adjacent to Jardin du
Luxembourg.
To reach Ecole des Mines
from Charles de Gaulle airport, use the RER subway (line B) and go out in
Luxembourg station.
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Catherine
Moysan (Catherine.Moysan@ensmp.fr)
Centre de Morphologie Mathématique, Ecole des Mines de Paris
35, rue Saint-Honoré
F 77300 Fontainebleau, France
Tel : + 33 1 64 69 47 06
Chairman of CMDS 11 : Professor
Dominique Jeulin (http://cmm.ensmp.fr/~jeulin/)
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David Bergman, (Chairman CMDS 10), Tel
Aviv University, Israel
Leonid Berlyand, Pennsylvania State
University, USA
Elisabeth Bouchaud, CEA, Saclay, France
B. K. Chakrabarty, Saha institute of
Nuclear Physics, Calcutta, India
Samuel Forest,
Ecole des Mines de Paris, France
Hans Jurgen Herrmann, Stuttgart University,
Germany
Esin Inan (Chairwoman CMDS 9), Istanbul
Technical University, Turkey
Dominique Jeulin (Chairman CMDS 11), Ecole
des Mines de Paris, France
Mark Kachanov, Tufts University, USA
D. Kinderlehrer, Carnegie Mellon
University, USA
Valery Levin, IMP, Mexico,
G. Maugin, Paris 6 University, France
Leon Mishnaevsky, Riso National
Laboratory, Denmark
G. Milton, Utah University, USA
N. Movchan, (participant CMDS 10),
University of Liverpool
Martin Ostoja-Starzewski, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign, U.S.A.
Amy Novick-Cohen,Technion, Israël
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Dominique Jeulin (Chairman CMDS 11),
Ecole des Mines de Paris, France
Samuel Forest, Ecole des Mines de Paris, France
Danièle Gozlan, , Ecole des Mines de Paris,
France
Catherine Moysan, ,
Ecole des Mines de Paris, France
At the end of April 2007, 70 contributions were submitted to the organisers of CMDS 11.
The Symposium will start
at 8h30 on Monday 30 July, and will end at 16h on Friday August 3. See the the
detailed Program.
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A volume containing all the communications (up to 12 pages for G.L., and 6 pages for R.C.
and Posters) is
to be published within 7 to 8 months after the Symposium, by
"Les
Presses de l'École des Mines de Paris ".
You can download the
instructions to authors.
A template for MS-Word files is available
here.
The authors should send their contribution as MS-Word file, latex file, picture files, bbl
file and a postscript file (or a PDF file) of the compiled document
directly to:
samuel.forest@ensmp.fr.
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To download
Abstracts.
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Monday July 30th
19h: Welcoming Cocktail (Ecole des
Mines)
Wednesday August 1st
14h30-16h30 Free visits
14h30-16h International
Scientific Committee Meeting
20h Conference Dinner (Restaurant
Le Train Bleu)
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Many
Hotels are available in Paris.
You are advised to make your reservation early since Paris is a tourist hotspot
in summer.
A limited number of rooms is available at Maison des Mines
(student house at a walking distance from Ecole des Mines) for the lecturers at very cheap conditions.
The main access to Maison des Mines is explained here.
The cost is about 23 euros per night for a two persons room (and about 16 euros for single room) for a 5 nights accommodation.
The rooms will be attributed on a first order - first served basis. For room reservation, please contact directly Maison des Mines.
Ecole des
Mines can be accessed by the RER subway (Luxembourg station).
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