About Ajit R. Jadhav
I am an engineer from Pune, India---more like engineer-cum-physicist. For more information on me and my research, see my Web site: http://www.JadhavResearch.net.-
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Tag Archives: Engineering
Where the Mind Stops—Not!
The way people use language, changes. In the mid- and late-1990s, when the Internet was new, when blogs had yet to become widespread, when people would often use their own Web sites (or the feedback forms and “guestbooks” at others’ … Continue reading
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Tagged Classical Physics, Engineering, Epistemology, Fluid Mechanics, FQXi, Fracture Mechanics, iMechanica, Mathematics, Philosophy, Physics
Answering the Questions for Prospective Faculty at IISc
Prof. Giridhar Madras of IISc has, by way of a guideline, put together a few questions which might be asked of a candidate who applies for a faculty position at IISc. The questions appear on his blog, here: [^]. Given … Continue reading
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Tagged Academia, Engineering, IISc, IITians, IITs, Inter-Disciplinary, Interview, Mathematics, Multi-Disciplinary, Ph.D., Physics, Research, Teaching
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What would you choose as the Top 5 Equations? Top 10?
I was going to write my thoughts on the issue of “Universe: Finite or Infinite?” this weekend. Though the weekend has technically already begun, I have been busy at my day-job. Further, though I have been hurriedly jotting down my … Continue reading
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Tagged Computational Science and Engineering, Engineering, Mathematics, Physics
Mohr’s Circle—When Was the Last Time You Used It in Your Professional Engineering Work?
As a consultant in computational mechanics, I currently help write some FEM-related code, and while doing this job, an episode from a recent past came to my mind. Let me go right on to the technical issue, keeping aside the … Continue reading
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Tagged Academia, Computational Science and Engineering, Engineering, FEM, iMechanica, Mechanics
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The Recent Workshop on Advanced Nonlinear FEM at COEP
For the couple of days that just passed by, i.e. on April 9 and 10, I attended a two-day Workshop on Advanced Nonlinear FEM at COEP [^]. It was organized jointly by Pro-Sim, Bangalore [^] and COEP’s Mechanical Engineering Department. However, … Continue reading
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Tagged COEP, Computational Science and Engineering, Conferences, Engineering, FEM, Indian Industry, Multi-Disciplinary, Training Course
