Final report
Dates and location
24 May — 28 May 2015, Sperlonga, Italy
Chairperson
Prof. Angelo Luongo
Co-chairperson
Dr. Sara Casciati
Conference fees
- Senior early registration fee: 400.00 €
- Senior registration fee: 450.00 €
- PhD early registration fee: 300.00 €
- PhD registration fee: 350.00 €
- Senior early registration +accompanying person (140€): 540.00 €
- Senior registration +accompanying person (140€): 590.00 €
- PhD early registration +accompanying person (140€): 440.00 €
- PhD registration +accompanying person (140€): 490.00 €
- Post-colloquium PRIN meeting: 80.00 €
What other funding was obtained?
No
What were the participants offered?
None
Applicants (members)
- Alexander Belyaev
- Fabio Casciati
- Francesco D'Annibale
- Lucia Faravelli
- Ivan Giorgio
- Oded Gottlieb
- Muhammad Hajj
- Hans Irschik
- Claude Henri Lamarque
- Stefano Lenci
- Giuseppe Rega
- Jerzy Warminski
- Jerzy Warminski
- Daniele Zulli
Applicants (non members)
- Mohamed Belhaq
- Patrick Brewick
- Francesco Cannizzaro
- Nicola Caterino
- Alessandro Della Corte
- Francesco Dell Isola
- Alberto Di Matteo
- Lihong Feng
- Pilade Foti
- Francesco Foti
- Andrea Guerrieri
- Giuseppe Habib
- Muhammad Hajj
- Lukasz Jankowski
- Elzbieta Jarzębowska
- Devin Kalafut
- Gaetan Kerschen
- Michael Krommer
- Angela Madeo
- Sami Masri
- Simon Neild
- Simon Neild
- Yi-Qing Ni
- Giuseppe Piccardo
- Antonina Pirrotta
- Andre Preumont
- Laura Ruzziconi
- Laura Ruzziconi
- Daria Scerrato
- Valeria Settimi
- Alexander Seyranian
- David Steigmann
- Alois Steindl
- Federica Tubino
- Wim Van Horssen
- Marian Wiercigroch
- Mohammad Younis
- Slawomir Zolkiewski
- Slawomir Zolkiewski
Scientific report
The aim of the proposed Colloquium consists of bringing together scientists with interest in the topics of Structural Stability and Structural Control. In the past, several Euromech colloquia were held on these two topics but the two communities were kept separated. Bridging together the main results obtained on the common case-studies, such as flexible light structures and cables, might lead to interesting developments and will likely improve a common understanding of the state of the art, the latest trends, and the common terminology for both topics.
The focus is placed on nonlinear vibrating systems, where nonlinearity arises from the large oscillations induced by external excitation of stochastic or deterministic nature on the studied mechanical system. Applications in these areas will be welcome, as will cuttingedge research in interdisciplinary problems involving civil, mechanical and aerospace engineering.
Number of participants from each country
50| Country | Participants |
|---|---|
| 50 | |
| Germany | 1 |
| Italy | 1 |
| United States | 1 |
| Total | 53 |