This book is in honor of the late Professor Wolfgang Dreyer from the Weierstrass Institute for Applied Analysis and Stochastics (WIAS) in Berlin.
Wolfgang Dreyer The Life of a Free-Spirited Scientist.- An Eulerian
formulation for dissipative materials using Lie derivatives and GENERIC.-
Reference map approach to Eulerian thermomechanics using GENERIC.- Pitfalls
in the understanding of thermomechanics of continua.- Compressibility and
volume variations due to composition in multicomponent fluids.- Incorporating
dissipation in the Lagrange equations: Part I Theory.- Incorporating
dissipation in the Lagrange equations: Part II Examples.- On Jump Conditions
at Phase Boundaries for Ordered and Disordered Phases.- Balance Laws and
Transport Theorems for Flows with Singular Interfaces.- Multi Velocity Sharp
Interface Continuum Thermodynamics of Fluid Systems with Adsorption.- Damage
Modeling in Batteries by Coupling Lithiation and Mechanics by Means of a
Finite Element Method.- On the non constant dielectric susceptibility in
continuum models for electrolytes.- Elastic Plastic Creep Deformation and
Damage in Sn Ag Cu Solder Alloys.- Constitutive theory and simulation of
entropy and enthalpy relaxation in the glass transition regime.- Constitutive
equations for non linear isotropic limited compressible elastic solids.-
Phase field Cosserat modelling of grain boundary pore interaction.- Phase
field modeling and sharp interface limits of multi component gas liquid flows
with electrochemical reactions and phase transition effects.- Hyperbolic
relaxation of the chemical potential in the viscous Cahn Hilliard equation.-
A new approach to thermodynamically consistent models for SMAs.- Which
frequency bands are responsible for noise-induced triggering of
thermoacoustic instabilities?.- A model for tidal effects on a planet.- Mass
transport in Fokker Planck equations with general potentials.- Distortion and
Residual Stresses in an Additively Manufactured Disc Stack: Continuum
Modeling and FEM Simulation for Polyamide 12.- Approaches to conservative
Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics with entropy.- Martensitic nucleation a
phonon thermodynamics approach.- The Maximum Entropy Principle in
Nonequilibrium Thermodynamics: A Brief History and the Contributions of
Wolfgang Dreyer.- Phonon Hydrodynamics Revisited.- On the visual explanation
of the isotherm dilute atmosphere.
