Recent Advances in Engineering Science

1. Front Matter

   Pages N2-XVIII

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2. Advances in Adaptive Methods in Computational Fluid Mechanics

   • J. Tinsley Oden

   Pages 1-11

3. Electromagnetic Tornadoes in Earth’s Ionosphere and Magnetosphere

   • Tom Chang, G. B. Crew, J. M. Retterer

   Pages 12-20

4. Toward a Continuum Theory of Liquid-Gas Mixtures

   • Al Ayham AL Assa’ad, Jean S. Darrozes

   Pages 21-38

5. A Mixture of Two Micromorphic Materials

   • A. D. Kirwan Jr., P. Reinersman

   Pages 39-49

6. On Helicity Fluctuations and the Energy Cascade in Turbulence

   • Charles G. Speziale

   Pages 50-57

7. Computer Tests of Rubber Elasticity

   • J. H. Weiner, J. Gao

   Pages 58-63

8. On the Saint-Venant Flexure of Diatomic Bars Subjected to Terminal Loads

   • J. L. Nowinski

   Pages 64-75

9. Effect of Nonuniformity on Earthquake Response of a Shear Beam Structure

   • Lin Su, Goodarz Ahmadi

   Pages 76-83

10. Shear Bands in Isotropic Micropolar Elastic Materials

    • M. N. L. Narasimhan, M. Kumazawa

    Pages 84-95

11. Finite Element Analysis of Elastic-Plastic Solids at Large Strain

    • James D. Lee

    Pages 96-107

12. On the Mechanics of Interfacial Zones in Bonded Materials

    • F. Erdogan, P. F. Joseph

    Pages 108-120

13. Nonlinear Surface Wave and Resonator Effects in Magnetostrictive Crystals

    • G. A. Maugin

    Pages 121-131

14. The Electromagnetic Field as Oscillations of a Deformable Relativistic Aether

    • A. O. Barut

    Pages 132-137

15. Dislocation Dynamics in Anisotropic Piezoelectric Crystals: Influence of the Disturbance in the Electrical Field

    • Sitiro Minagawa

    Pages 138-144

16. Material Multipole Modelling of Defects in Electromagnetically Coupled Elastic Solids

    • R. K. T. Hsieh

    Pages 145-156

17. Simulation of Electrically Enhanced Fibrous Filtration

    • S. Tousi, F. S. Henry, T. Ariman

    Pages 157-169

18. A Consideration of the Plasticity Theory of Granular Materials

    • M. Satake

    Pages 170-178

19. The Propagation of a Normal Shock in a Varying Area Duct

    • A. Suresh

    Pages 179-187

20. A New Set of Orthogonal Polynomials for the Solution of Anharmonic Oscillator Problems

    • Nasit Ari

    Pages 188-197

The 25th Anniversary Meeting of the Society of Engineering Science was held as a joint conference with the Applied Mechanics Division of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers at the University of California, Berkeley from June 20-22, 1988. With the encouragement and support of the SES, we decided to organize a symposium in honor of A. C. Eringen: the founding president of the Society of Engineering Science who provided pioneering leadership during the critical first decade of the Society's existence. We felt that there was no better way to do this than with a Symposium on Engineering Science -- the field that A. C. Eringen has devoted his life to. Professor Eringen had the foresight, even in his own early work, to see the need for an intimate amalgamation of engineering and science (transcending the bounds of the traditional engineering disciplines) to address unsolved problems of technological importance. Sustained by the belief that there was the need to provide a forum for researchers who had embraced this broader interdisciplinary approach, Professor Eringen founded the Society of Engineering Science and the International Journal of Engineering Science in 1963. Since that time, he has made countless contributions to the advancement of engineering science through his research, educational and organizational activities. The participants in the Symposium were former students and colleagues of Professor Eringen who have been strongly influenced by his professional activities and research in engineering science.

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• Simulation
• Vibration
• calculus
• fluid mechanics
• mechanics
• modeling
• plasticity
• science

• University of Maryland, Baltimore, USA

  Severino L. Koh

• ICASE, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, USA

  C. G. Speziale

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