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PhDTalks | Designing MEMS in Seconds using Invariant Manifolds

26 April 2022 @ 18:15 - 19:15

We are glad to announce that our next PhDTalks Seminar will be held on Tuesday 26 April 2022 in room 5.1.1 from 6:15 pm to 7:15 pm CET.

PhDTalk is a series of seminars and discussions between PhD students. The events are aimed at providing a place to network and get in contact with many of
the projects developed in our department.

Andrea Opreni will talk about “Designing MEMS in Seconds using Invariant Manifolds”.

Abstract:

Numerical simulations of MEMS are expensive and often not adequate to predict their dynamic response since the computational requirements are too demanding. As a consequence, model order reduction methods are necessary to correctly design such systems. In this talk we will discuss major problems associated to model order reduction of nonlinear vibrating systems with focus on a novel technique called the direct parametrization method for invariant manifolds.

These events are self organised by PhD students and speakers are chosen on a voluntary basis. At the end of each event a small refreshment funded by the department is available.

If you are interested in presenting during one of these events, please send an email to andrea.opreni@polimi.it if you belong to the ISSG programme or to chiara.recalcati@polimi.it if you are attending the IAI programme.

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Date:
26 April 2022
Time:
18:15 - 19:15
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