Email: martin.idiart@gmail.com
Télefono: +54 221 423-6679 int. 297
Unidad/es de investigación: Grupo de Fluidodinámica Computacional - GFC
Grado académico: Doctor en Ingeniería
Biografía:
Profesor Titular con Dedicación Exclusiva en Mecánica Racional.
Investigador Independiente del CONICET.
Producción científica en CONICET
Phase-field simulations of ferro-electro-elasticity in model polycrystals with implications for phenomenological descriptions of bulk perovskite ceramics Fecha: 2024-11-01Compartir:
The elastic properties of fiber-reinforced materials with imperfect interfacial bondings: Analytical approximations versus full-field simulations Fecha: 2024-10-01Compartir:
Homogenized descriptions for the elastoplastic response of polycrystalline solids with complex hardening laws: Application to neutron-irradiated bainitic steels Fecha: 2024-05-01Compartir:
The Elastic Properties of Dilute Solid Suspensions with Imperfectly Bonded Inclusions of Ellipsoidal Shape: Bounds, Asymptotics, Approximations Autores:Idiart, Martín Ignacio Gallican, Valentin Fecha: 2024-05-01Compartir:
Improved estimates for the elastic properties of dilute composites with imperfect interfacial bondings of moderate anisotropy Autores:Gallican, Valentin Idiart, Martín Ignacio Fecha: 2023-08-01Compartir:
Mean-field descriptions for the viscoelastic response of thermorheologically complex reinforced solids Fecha: 2023-03-01Compartir:
A constitutive framework for steady-state creep in coarse-grained zirconium alloys under irradiation A constitutive framework for steady-state creep in coarse-grained zirconium alloys under irradiationFecha: 2022-02-01Compartir:
Bounding the plastic strength of polycrystalline solids by linear-comparison homogenization methods Autores:Idiart, Martín Ignacio Fecha: 2012-04-01Compartir:
On microstructure evolution in fiber-reinforced elastomers and implications for their mechanical response and stability Fecha: 2011-01-01Compartir:
Fiber-reinforced hyperelastic solids: a realizable homogenization constitutive theory Fecha: 2010-01-01Compartir: