Applied Mathematics Program


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The above graphic is an analytical result for an invariant viscoelastic failure surface for high polymer composites, based on the article by Harry H. Hilton and S. T. Ariaratnam, "Invariant anisotropic large deformation deterministic and stochastic combined load failure criteria," International Journal of Solids and Structures, 31:3285-3293, 1994.

The Applied Math program at the University of Illinois is an interdepartmental effort encompassing a broad range of activity and interests. By coordinating the strengths of a world-class scientific institution, the program seeks to encourage development of the next generation of innovations in applied mathematics. The program sponsors visitors, seminar series, and external collaborations which illuminate novel mathematical phenomena which underpin phenomena in various areas of science and engineering.

Interested and strong students should apply to a regular academic department within the university.

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