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Book of Abstracts GESELLSCHAFT für ANGEWANDTE MATHEMATIK und MECHANIK e.V. INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION of APPLIED MATHEMATICS and MECHANICS th 90 Annual Meeting of the International Association of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics February 18-22, 2019 Vienna, Austria http://gamm2019.conf.tuwien.ac.at http://gamm2019.conf.tuwien.ac.at Foto: Universität Wien | Gebhard Sengmüller Book of Abstracts Book of Abstracts of the 90th Annual Meeting of the International Association of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics (GAMM 2019) February 18-22, 2019, Vienna, Austria Editors: Josef Eberhardsteiner, Joachim Schöberl www.tuv erlag.at ISBN 978-3-903024-84-7 an der Technischen Universität Wien Contents Prandtl Memorial Lecture and Plenary Lectures1 Minisymposia 6 MS1 | Mathematical modeling, analysis and simulation of drug distribution for efficient pharmacotherapy . .6 MS2 | Topology optimization of structures considering elaborate constraints and variables8 MS3 | Research software and -data: How to ensure replicability, reproducibility, and reusability . 12 MS4 | Coupled problems in rotating machinery . 15 MS5 | Input-to-state stability of distributed parameter systems . 19 Young Researchers’ Minisymposia 21 YRM1 | Modeling and control of Port-Hamiltonian systems . 21 YRM2 | Recent advances in Galerkin methods based on polytopal meshes . 23 YRM3 | Recent developments in damage mechanics . 26 YRM4 | Mathematical theory of deep learning . 30 YRM5 | Multi-physics modeling of elastomers . 32 DFG Priority Programs 36 DFG-PP 1748 | Reliable simulation techniques in solid mechanics. Development of non-standard discretization methods, mechanical and mathematical analysis . 36 DFG-PP 1798 | Compressed sensing in information processing (CoSIP) . 40 DFG-PP 1886 | Polymorphic uncertainty modelling for the numerical design of structures 43 DFG-PP 1897.01 | Calm, smooth and smart - novel approaches for influencing vibrations by means of deliberately introduced dissipation . 47 DFG-PP 1897.02 | Calm, smooth and smart - novel approaches for influencing vibrations by means of deliberately introduced dissipation . 51 DFG-PP 1962.01 | Non smooth and complementarity-based distributed parameter sys- tems: simulation and hierarchical optimization . 54 DFG-PP 1962.02 | Non smooth and complementarity-based distributed parameter sys- tems: simulation and hierarchical optimization . 56 DFG-PP 2020.01 | Cyclic deterioration of high-performance concrete in an experimental-virtual lab . 58 DFG-PP 2020.02 | Cyclic deterioration of high-performance concrete in an experimental-virtual lab . 62 Poster Session 64 Sections 73 S01 | Multi-body dynamics . 73 S01.01 . 73 S01.02 . 76 S01.03 . 79 S01.04 . 82 S01.05 . 85 S02 | Biomechanics . 87 S02.01 . 87 S02.02 . 90 S02.03 . 93 S02.04 . 95 S02.05 . 99 i S02.06 . 103 S02.07 . 108 S02.08 . 111 S03 | Damage and fracture mechanics . 116 S03.01 . 116 S03.02 . 120 S03.03 . 123 S03.04 . 124 S03.05 . 127 S03.06 . 130 S03.07 . 133 S03.08 . 137 S04 | Structural mechanics . 140 S04.01 . 140 S04.02 . 144 S04.03 . 147 S04.04 . 150 S04.05 . 153 S04.06 . 155 S04.07 . 158 S04.08 . 161 S04.09 . 164 S04.10 . 167 S04.11 . 171 S04.12 . 174 S04.13 . 177 S04.14 . 181 S04.15 . 183 S05 | Nonlinear oscillations . 187 S05.01 . 187 S05.02 . 190 S05.03 . 193 S05.04 . 194 S05.05 . 197 S05.06 . 201 S06 | Material modelling in solid mechanics . 203 S06.01 . 203 S06.02 . 206 S06.03 . 210 S06.04 . 212 S06.05 . 215 S06.06 . 218 S06.07 . 222 S06.08 . 225 S06.09 . 229 S06.10 . 233 S06.11 . 235 S06.12 . 238 S06.13 . 239 S06.14 . 241 ii S07 | Coupled problems . 244 S07.01 . 244 S07.02 . 247 S07.03 . 251 S07.04 . 253 S07.05.
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