stefano giani

Assistant Professor

University of Durham

United Kingdom

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Dr. Stefano Giani is an Assistant Professor at Durham University in the United Kingdom. His research areas include computational methods in engineering, machine learning applications for fault detection, and numerical solutions for wave equations. Recent articles authored by Dr. Giani explore innovative techniques such as the Stress-Continuous Material Point Method and spectral projection methods for various engineering applications.

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Harri Hakula

Aalto University

FINLAND

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Luca Heltai

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Scuola Internazionale Superiore di Studi Avanzati

ITALY

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Christian Engström

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Linnaeus University

SWEDEN

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On shells of revolution with random profiles

The Stress-Continuous Material Point Method: A technique to alleviate cell-crossing instability while retaining linear shape functions

khp-adaptive spectral projection based discontinuous Galerkin method for the numerical solution of wave equations with memory

Convolutional neural network framework for wind turbine electromechanical fault detection

Recursive encoder network for the automatic analysis of STEP files

A spectral projection based method for the numerical solution of wave equations with memory

An open source hp-adaptive discontinuous Galerkin finite element solver for linear elasticity

Smoothed-Adaptive Perturbed Inverse Iteration for Elliptic Eigenvalue Problems

Quasi-optimal mesh sequence construction through smoothed adaptive finite element methods

Using company-specific headlines and convolutional neural networks to predict stock fluctuations

On effects of perforated domains on parameter-dependent free vibration

Solving elliptic eigenproblems with adaptive multimesh hp-FEM

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Harri Hakula

Luca Heltai

Christian Engström

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