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Patrick Selvadurai

William Scott Professor and Distinguished James McGill Professor

McGill University

Canada

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Patrick Selvadurai is the William Scott Professor and Distinguished James McGill Professor at McGill University, Canada. His research areas encompass second-order elasticity theory, permeability evolution in geological materials, and the mechanics of hyperelastic membranes, as evidenced by his recent publications. Notable works include studies on minefill consolidations, cavity flow permeability tests, and the computational simulation of river valley contractions.

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ETH Zürich

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Permeability Evolution in a Fracture in Granite During Isotropic Compression

Aquathermal effect of anomalous pressure generation in consolidating minefill

A Volterra edge dislocation problem in second-order elasticity theory

On Poro-hyperelastic Torsion

Theoretical Developments for the Interpretation of Cavity Flow Permeability Tests Conducted on Intact Lac du Bonnet Granite

Observations and Computational Simulation of River Valley Contraction at the Xiluodu Dam, Yunnan, China

On Spencer’s displacement function approach for problems in second-order elasticity theory

Mechanics of pressurized planar hyperelastic membranes

On the compression of a rigid disc by finitely deformed elastic halfspaces

Irreversibility of soil skeletal deformations: The Pedagogical Limitations of Terzaghi’s celebrated model for soil consolidation

On the Poroelastic Biot Coefficient for a Granitic Rock

In-plane loading of a bonded rigid disc inclusion embedded at a pre-compressed elastic interface: The role of non-linear interface responses

Estimates for the Effective Permeability of Intact Granite Obtained from the Eastern and Western Flanks of the Canadian Shield

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