Part 1

1.

Technical Session I – Modeling

Representing Random Fields with Biorthogonal Wavelets

1

P. D. Spanos and V. R. Rao (Rice University)

Nonlinear Diffusion and the Preisach Model of Hysteresis

10

I. D. Mayergoyz (University of Maryland)

2.

Technical Session II – Modeling and Diagnostics

Tunneling Characteristics and Low-Frequency Noise of High-T_c Superconductor /Noble-Metal Junctions

17

Y. Xu and J. W. Ekin (National Institute of Standards and Technology)

An Efficient Near-Filed Microscope for Thermal Measurements

26

G. S. Kino, D. A. Fletcher, K. B. Crozier, K. E. Goodson, and C. F. Quate(Stanford University)

Electromechanical Fracture in Piezoelectric Ceramics

34

H. Gao and D.M. Barnett (Stanford University)

Theory of Small Angle Neutrons Scattering from Nanodroplet Aerosols

42

G. Wilemski (University of Missouri – Rolla)

3.

Technical Session III – Chaos and Turbulence

Phase-Defect Description of Traveling-Wave Convection

50

C. M. Surko and A. La Porta (University California, San Diego)

Spatiotemporal Patterns in Vertically Vibrated Granular Layers:  Experiment and Simulation

58

M. D. Shattuck, C. Bizon, J. B. Swift, and H. L. Swinney (The University of Texas, Austin)

Part 2

Instantaneous Energy Separation in Shear Layer

66

B. Han and R. J. Goldstein (University of Minnesota)

4.

Technical Session IV – Materials Diagnostics

Dynamic Holographic Lock-In Imaging of Ultrasonic Waves

74

K. L. Telschow and V. A. Deason (Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory) S. K. Datta (University of Colorado)

Mechanical Behavior and Ultrasonic Characterization of Ductile/Brittle Layered Material Systems

82

S. K. Datta, M. L. Dunn, R. Sesselmann, and J. Niklasson (University of Colorado)

Micromechanics of materials with Cracks and Pores of Diverse Shapes

90

M. Kachanov (Tufts University)

An Investigation of Dynamic Crack Initiation In Ductile Steels Using High Speed Infrared Thermography

98

A. J. Rosakis, G. Ravichandran, and P. R. Guduru (California Institute of Technology)

5.

Technical Session V – Material Engineering

Order of Magnitude Scaling of Complex Engineering Problems

106

P. F. Mendez and T. W. Eager (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Low Temperature time dependent cracking

114

W. A. Van Der Sluys and J. M. Bloom (McDermott Technology, Inc.)

Three-Dimensional Fracture Mechanics Computations Using Tetrahedral Finite Elements

122

D. M. Parks, H. Rajaram, and S. Socrate (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

On Predicting the Transition in Probability of Rare Cleavage in Ductile Cracked Structures

130

F. A. McClintock and D. M. Parks (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Part 3

6.

Technical Session VI – Materials and Liquids

138

S. N. Atluri and H. Okada (University of California, Los Angeles)

An Experimental Investigation on T* as a Stable and Fatigue Crack Growth Parameter

150

J. H. Jackson, L. Ma, P. W. Lam, and A. S. Kobayashi (University of Washington) S. N. Atluri (University of California, Los Angeles)

Spreading on a Liquid Interface

158

M. J. Miksis and J. J. Kriegsmann (Northwestern University)

Flow and Heat Transfer Studies in Microscale Rectangular Channels

166

D. Pfund and D. Rector (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) A. Popescu and J. Welty (Oregon State University)

7.

Technical Session VII – Multiphase Flow

Experimental measurements of Structure in Concentrated Suspensions

174

H. Brenner (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) A. L. Graham (Texas Tech University) L. A. Mondy (Sandia National Laboratories)

Pinch-Off in Liquid/Liquid Jets:  Experiments and Simulations

184

E. K. Longmire and J. S. Lowengrub (University of Minnesota)

Shear-Induced Diffusion of Particles in Concentrated Suspensions

192

A. Acrivos (Levich Institute)

Closure of Disperse-Flow Averaged Equations Models by Direct Numerical Simulation

199

A. Prosperetti, M. Tanksley, and M. Marchioro (The Johns Hopkins University)

Final List of Participants

207