
The research at division of Solid Mechanics (Hållfasthetslära) is focused on constitutive modeling, nonlinear numerical methods, biomechanics and fracture mechanics. Numerical methods like the finite element method serve as the base in most of the research. The course range is to a great extent influenced by the research at the division.
The division of Solid Mechanics is responsible for courses in solid mechanics and engineering mechanics within several engineering programmes at LTH. The courses span everything from introductory courses to advanced courses.
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Division of Solid Mechanics
Lund University / LTH
Box 118, 221 00 Lund
Visitors: Ole Römersväg 1, Lund
Phone: 046 - 222 79 90
Fax: 046 - 222 31 15
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Svenska mekanikdagar 2013 is arranged by LTH 12-14 of June. The conference provides an excellent possibility to present and share current research in mechanics, solid mechanics, fluid mechanics and more.
Anna Ask will defend her thesis Modeling and simulation of electroactive polymers on June 14th at 13 in room M:E. Opponent: Prof. Gal deBotton
Joel Jönsson and Martin Sandgren will present their Master Thesis Constitutive modeling and fracture mechanisms in thin polymer films on Tuesday May 28 at 10.15 in room M:3152.