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Xi XuBack

Dr. X. Frank Xu's research is centered upon the advancement of multiscale modeling, uncertainty quantification, and stochastic optimization, with engineering applications on advanced materials (polycrystalline materials, functionally graded materials, fiber reinforced composites), porous media, and emerging (elastodynamic) metamaterials.

He introduced the novel concept of Multiscale Stochastic Finite Element Method (MSFEM), and the research of his group on MSFEM is currently making fast progress towards realization of a new computational tool for robustness design of engineering systems subject to uncertainty.

Dr. Xu's work has resulted in several honors and recognitions including; the US Association for Computational Mechanics (USACM) Young Investigator Travel Fellowship, 2008, Young Principal Investigator Award, Department of Energy, 2006, and ASCE ExCEEd Fellow, 2006.

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Selected Publications:
X.Frank Xu. (2006). The multiscale stochastic finite element method on elliptic problems involving multiscale uncertainties
L. Graham-Brady. (2006). Computational stochastic homogenization of random media elliptic problems using Fourier Galerkin method, Finite Elements in Analysis and Design, The Seventeenth Annual Robert J. Melosh Competition
Lori Graham-Brady. (2005). A stochastic computation method for evaluation of global and local behavior of random elastic media, Comput. Methods Appl. Mech. Engrg. . 194 (42-44), 4362-4385
Pizhong Qiao. (2005). Refined Analysis of Torsion and In-plane Shear of Honeycomb Sandwich Structures, Journal of Sandwich Structures and Materials. 7 (4), 289-305
Sarah C. Baxter and Lori L. Graham-Brady.. (2004). Modeling the effects of elastic and inelastic contrast ratios in two-phase heterogeneous materials on local fields using moving window micromechanics, International Journal of Nonlinear Mechanics. . (40), 351-359
Collaborators:
Xiaojun Yu

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xxu1@stevens.edu
Phone:201.216.8711
Fax:201.216.8739

Department:
Civil, Environmental and Ocean Engineering

Schaefer School of Engineering & Science


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