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I am a member of the
Structural Engineering and Structural Mechanics (SESM) faculty at
UC Davis, and also a
member of the Graduate Group
in Applied
Mathematics.
My research interests lie in the areas of computational solid
mechanics and applied mathematics, with
recent emphasis on new methods development for
modeling fracture in materials,
ab initio electronic-structure
(Kohn-Sham equations of DFT) calculations,
virtual element methods,
and physics-informed neural networks.
Other areas of interest include
generalized barycentric coordinates (GBC book), cubature rules on polytopes and curved geometries,
maximum-entropy methods in mechanics,
convex optimization and semidefinite programming, deep learning,
stochastic PDEs and UQ, and
parallel computing. I am a Regional Editor of
International Journal of Fracture and
serve on the editorial board of
Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering and
Finite Elements in Analysis and Design.
Here is information on my
research group.
Prior to UC Davis, I was a research associate at
Princeton;
Ph.D. in Theoretical & Applied Mechanics
from Northwestern;
M.S. from OGI;
and B.Tech. from IIT Bombay.
I support the osteosarcoma alliance through
MIB Agents.
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