Giuseppe FAILLA

Associate Professor

Università degli Studi Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria

Italy

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Giuseppe FAILLA is an Associate Professor at Università degli Studi Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria. He conducts research in the fields of seismic metamaterials, wave propagation, and acoustic materials, with recent publications focusing on innovative solutions for wave attenuation and structural analysis. His studies explore novel computational frameworks and metamaterial structures, contributing significantly to the advancement of elastic and acoustic metamaterials science.

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Varvara Kouznetsova

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Eindhoven University of Technology

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Daniel Colquitt

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University of Liverpool

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Fernando Fraternali

University of Salerno

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Alessandro Marzani

University of Bologna

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Carlo Ruzzo

University of Calabria

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Articles (19)

Seismic metamaterials for Rayleigh wave attenuation: A novel concept of soil-embedded water-tank metabarrier

A novel computational framework for wave propagation analysis of periodic 3D small-size solids

Wave propagation and Bragg gaps formation in periodically supported coupled bending-torsional thin-walled beams

Elastic wave propagation in periodic stress-driven nonlocal Timoshenko beams

Current developments in elastic and acoustic metamaterials science

Current developments in elastic and acoustic metamaterials science

A reduced-order computational homogenization framework for locally resonant metamaterial structures

Water-tank metabarrier for seismic Rayleigh wave attenuation

An inerter-based concept of locally resonant fluid-conveying pipe

A novel concept of floating absorber for motion mitigation in floating offshore wind turbines

Seismic protection of land-based wind turbine towers using the tuned inerter damper

Dynamics of hierarchical beam lattice structures by an exact reduced-order dynamic-stiffness model

Ultra-wide low-frequency band gap in locally-resonant plates with tunable inerter-based resonators

Flexural wave propagation in locally-resonant beams with uncoupled/coupled bending-torsion beam-like resonators

Wave propagation in stress-driven nonlocal Rayleigh beam lattices

A novel reduced-order dynamic-stiffness formulation for locally resonant metamaterial plates

Free and forced vibrations of damped locally-resonant sandwich beams

An original framework for triply-coupled bending-torsion dynamics of beams

An interval framework for uncertain frequency response of multi-cracked beams with application to vibration reduction via tuned mass dampers

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Varvara Kouznetsova

Daniel Colquitt

Fernando Fraternali

Alessandro Marzani

Carlo Ruzzo

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