2017年第六届计算力学研讨会(CCM 2017)

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会议简介：
　　The 6th Conference on Computational Mechanics (CCM 2017) will be held from January 3 to 5, 2017 in Bangkok, Thailand. CCM is an annual regular conference since 2013 and has been successfully held in Sanya, Suzhou, Beijing, Shanghai and Xi’an in China. It dedicates to creating a stage for exchanging the latest research results and sharing the advanced research methods in the fields of Computational Mechanics.
　　CCM 2017 will be an important platform for inspiring international and interdisciplinary exchange at the forefront of Computational Mechanics. The Conference will bring together academicians, researchers, engineers, and technicians from all over the world, and we cordially invite you to take this opportunity to join us for academic exchange and visit the city of Bangkok.
　　Bangkok, the city once known as Siam, remarkably known to be exotic and rich in culture, is the cultural, economic and political capital of Thailand. The city features both old-world charm and modern convenience. Amidst the gleaming skyscrapers of Bangkok, one would still see traditional architectures such as temples, illustrating the retention of its identity whilst being a cosmopolitan city.

征稿主题：
　　Fluid Mechanics
　　Computational Fluid Mechanics
　　Aerodynamics
　　Boundary Layers and Transition
　　Buoyant Flows
　　Coastal and Ocean Fluid Dynamics
　　Environmental Flows
　　Flows with Heat Transfer
　　Fluid-structure Interaction
　　Free Boundary Flows
　　High-speed and Chemically Reacting Flows
　　Microfluidics
　　Eddy Simulation
　　Multiphase Flows
　　Newtonian & Non-Newtonian Flows
　　Reactive & Combustion Flows
　　Complex Fluids
　　Fluid-Solid Coupling
　　Flow Simulation

　　Rock Mechanics
　　Rock Dynamics
　　Basic Property
　　Constitutive Relation
　　New Theory
　　Numerical Analysis and Simulation
　　Stability and Risk Analysis of Underground Engineering
　　Rock Fracture Mechanism
　　Rock Blasting
　　Stability Analysis of Rock Engineering
　　Monitoring and Control of Rock Engineering
　　The Test of Rock Dynamic Parameters

　　Solid Mechanics
　　Boundary Element Methods
　　Finite Element Methods
　　Discrete Element Methods
　　Material Mechanics
　　Structural Dynamics
　　Contact Mechanics and Tribology
　　Dynamic Failure and Fracture
　　Fracture and Damage Mechanics
　　Biomechanics
　　Linear and Nonlinear Dynamics, Testing, Impact and Crashworthiness

　　Modeling and Simulation