Vladislav A. Yastrebov

CNRS Research Scientist in Mechanics and Physics of Solids
Centre des Matériaux, MINES Paris, PSL, CNRS UMR 7633, BP 87, 91003 Evry, France
E-mail: vladislav.yastrebov [at] minesparis.psl.eu Phone: (00) 33 1 60 76 31 53

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Mainly:

Mechanics of rough contact
Frictional sliding at bi-material interfaces
Computational contact mechanics

But also:

Contact static seals
Wear of drilling tools
Electric contact
Mechanics of metallic materials
Iceberg calving and capsize
Fluid-structure interaction
Non-linear dynamics

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Wave propagation through an elastically-asymmetric architected material, CR Mécanique (2022), [arXiv] [doi]

Computational framework for monolithic coupling for thin fluid flow in contact interfaces, CMAME (2021), [arXiv] [doi]

MorteX method for contact along real and embedded surfaces: coupling X-FEM with the Mortar method (2020), preprint [arXiv]

Stabilized MorteX method for mesh tying along embedded interfaces (2020), preprint [arXiv]

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I am a research scientist at CNRS working on computational and physical aspects of contact and friction at macro- and microscopic scales. I carry out theoretical research using boundary and finite element methods. In general, I am interested in many physical phenomena from the atomistic description up to a large scale structure of the Universe. I teach at Ecole des Mines de Paris (contact mechanics, computational contact mechanics, continuum mechanics and multi-physical aspects of mechanics of material).

My CV [pdf] (last update May, 2021)

A short film about me and my research

Conferences:

Seminar at Glasgow University
Glasgow, UK, 20 September 2022
Seminar at LaMCoS
INSA Lyon, France, 22-27 August 2021

Courses:

"Contact Mechanics and Elements of Tribology" (ENG) 6-10 Feb 2022
open master/doctoral course, in the class room and online

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Homogenization of a generalized parametric Menger sponge: shear under periodic boundary conditions.

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Current members:

Paul Beguin (PhD candidate)

Our small group is a part of a bigger group Simulation of Materials and Structures (SIMS).
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