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Theory on multiphysics - what is your favourite text book?
Posted 22 oct. 2009, 09:20 UTC−4 1 Reply
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Hello,
I'm new to, but very much interested in the concept of multiphysics modelling. Right now, I am looking for a theoretical background textbook based on Lagrange/Hamilton theory. Any advice will be highly appreciated.
Thanks.
I'm new to, but very much interested in the concept of multiphysics modelling. Right now, I am looking for a theoretical background textbook based on Lagrange/Hamilton theory. Any advice will be highly appreciated.
Thanks.
1 Reply Last Post 23 oct. 2009, 17:53 UTC−4
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Hi
have you checked out the COMSOL web site at www.comsol.com/academic/books/ or just tried a search on "book" on the comsol site ?
I can also strongly suggest to have a look at the 3 volumes of François AXISA and Jose ANTUNES on structural and fluid- structure interactions. Or perhaps too try the Giancarly GENTA Vibration Dynamics Control, ther are some excellent books about chemistry too, and the one of William B. J. Zimmerman is really good. But again it depends a little on what you are looking for w.r.t. "physics" the domain is so waste
Good luck
Ivar
have you checked out the COMSOL web site at www.comsol.com/academic/books/ or just tried a search on "book" on the comsol site ?
I can also strongly suggest to have a look at the 3 volumes of François AXISA and Jose ANTUNES on structural and fluid- structure interactions. Or perhaps too try the Giancarly GENTA Vibration Dynamics Control, ther are some excellent books about chemistry too, and the one of William B. J. Zimmerman is really good. But again it depends a little on what you are looking for w.r.t. "physics" the domain is so waste
Good luck
Ivar