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SUMMARY:Giuseppe Saccomandi
DTSTART:20260422T070000Z
DTEND:20260422T080000Z
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 >A Road Map for Nonlinear Elastodynamics</a>\nby Giuseppe Saccomandi as pa
 rt of Modelling of materials - theory\, model reduction and efficient nume
 rical methods (UNCE MathMAC)\n\n\nAbstract\nNonlinear elastodynamics lies 
 at the core of many contemporary challenges in mechanics\, ranging from wa
 ve propagation in complex media to the modeling of soft materials and biol
 ogical tissues. Despite significant advances\, the current theoretical and
  computational frameworks often remain rooted in classical continuum assum
 ptions\, which may be inadequate to capture key phenomena such as dispersi
 on\, multiscale interactions\, and the influence of microstructural discre
 teness.\nThis talk presents a critical overview of the state of the art in
  nonlinear elastodynamics and proposes a forward-looking research agenda. 
 After revisiting the main achievements of classical and weakly nonlinear t
 heories\, particular emphasis is placed on their limitations in describing
  strongly nonlinear wave phenomena and materials with complex internal str
 ucture.\nThe discussion will highlight several open problems\, including t
 he role of microstructure in macroscopic wave dynamics\, the identificatio
 n and validation of constitutive models beyond the classical paradigm\, an
 d the interplay between nonlinearity\, dispersion\, and dissipation.  \nTh
 e talk concludes by outlining a possible roadmap for future developments. 
 The aim is to stimulate a more unified and rigorous framework for nonlinea
 r elastodynamics\, capable of addressing emerging applications in engineer
 ing and applied science.\n
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