Adnan Shahriar

Graduate research assistant and Teaching assistant

University of Texas at San Antonio

United States

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Adnan Shahriar is a Graduate Research Assistant and Teaching Assistant at the University of Texas at San Antonio, United States. His research areas include solid mechanics, finite element analysis, and the modeling of structural performance under various conditions. Recent publications by Professor Shahriar focus on advanced modeling techniques, impact detection in structural digital twins, and the evaluation of structural responses to environmental disturbances.

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Arturo Montoya

Associate Professor

University of Texas at San Antonio

UNITED STATES

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University of Texas at San Antonio

UNITED STATES

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Coupling Independent Solid Mechanics-Based Systems in a System-of-Systems Modeling Framework

Influence of Ductility on the Performance of Lunar Habitat Structures Under Recurrent Disturbances

Modeling holes and voids in three dimensions using a single element within the Extended Finite Element framework

The Evaluation of Explicit Parameters on Eulerian-Lagrangian Simulation of Wave Impact on Coastal Bridges

Transfer-AE: A novel autoencoder-based impact detection model for structural digital twin

A General Procedure to Formulate 3D Elements for Finite Element Applications

A finite element approach for simplified 2D nonlinear dynamic contact/impact analysis

A p-Refinement Method Based on a Library of Transition Elements for 3D Finite Element Applications

Non-linear modeling parameters for new construction RC columns

Digital Filter Design for Force Signals from Eulerian-Lagrangian Analyses of Wave Impact on Bridges

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Arturo Montoya

Herta Montoya

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