Computational Physics Group
Karel Matous
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Professor of Aerospace and
Mechanical Engineering
Director of Center
for Shock-Wave Processing of Advanced Reactive
Materials (C-SWARM)
Department of Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering  Office Mail Address :
Department of Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering University of Notre Dame 367 Fitzpatrick Hall of Engineering Notre Dame, IN 46556-5637 Phone: +1-574-631-1376 Fax: +1-574-631-8341 E-mail: kmatous@nd.edu |
Short Curriculum Vitae
Research Interests
Computational Mechanics and Physics,
Computational Science and Engineering Multi-time,
Multi-scale, Multi-physics Modeling of Complex
Systems Statistical
Micromechanics, Statistical Materials Learning Techniques Experimental and
Numerical Microtomography Based Modeling of Materials Numerical Methods
and Nonlinear Mechanics High Performance
Parallel Computing Optimization
TechniquesRecent News
Dewen Yushu won the prestigious
Robert J. Melosh Medal !!
Robert
J. Melosh Competition is one of the most
prestigious international student competitions in
the computational mechanics area. The Robert J.
Melosh Medal Competition was inaugurated by the
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at
Duke University in 1989, to honor Professor Melosh
for his pioneering work on the finite element method
and for his dedication to research, teaching, and
service during his tenure at Duke University. The
winner of the Competition, as determined on the
basis of a submitted extended abstract and oral
presentation of the paper, receives the Robert J.
Melosh Medal and a $500 honorarium. The names of
winners are inscribed on a plaque displayed in
Hudson Hall at Duke University.
Recent Scientific Discoveries
In our new article published in Combustion
and Flame, we present chemo-thermal model and
Gaussian process emulator for combustion synthesis of
Ni/Al composites.
