CARLOS A.FELIPPA
Professor,Department of Aerospace Engineering Sciences
and Center for Aerospace Structures
College of Engineering and Applied Science
University of Colorado,Boulder,CO80309-0429
(303)492-6547or-6838Fax:492-4990
e-mail:carlos.felippa@colorado.edu
lorado.edu//engineering/CAS/
Felippa.d/FelippaHome.d/Home.html
1984photo. RESEARCH INTERESTS
Structural and Solid Mechanics,Nonlinear and Dynamic Analysis,Computational Mechanics, Finite Element Methods,Numerical Methods,Variational Principles,Special interest in model-bad simulation of Coupled Fields and Multiphysics problems:elastoacoustics,aeroelasticity, aerorvoelasticity,thermomechanics and electrothermomechanics,control-structure interaction. EXPERIENCE
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO,Boulder,Colorado
1986–date Professor of Aerospace Engineering.Director,Center for Space Structures and Controls(1/89–6/91).(Associate Director,6/86–12/88).Participated in the
formation and growth of the Center for Space Structures and Controls(now
Center for Aerospace Structures).This center focus on multidisciplinary
sponsored rearch in aerospace structures,computational and experimental
mechanics.Participated in the creation of a graduate instructional program
in Structures,Structural Dynamics and Controls within the department of
Aerospace Engineering Sciences(AES).The AES doctoral program was rated
#4within the USA in2010by the National Rearch Council(NRC),trailing
only Stanford,CalTech and Michigan.
LOCKHEED MISSILES&SPACE CO.,Sunnyvale,California
1980–1986Senior Staff Scientist,Applied Mechanics Laboratory,Lockheed Palo Alto Rearch Laboratory.Responsible for creating the architecture of NICE
(Network of Interactive Computational Elements),an integrated software
system for computational mechanics.This system was chon by NASA/LaRC
in1984as Testbed candidate for integration of computational-mechanics
rearch pertinent to the space program.Ud at LMSC in the design of the
Poidon nuclear tipped missile system for the Trident II submarinefleet. 1977–1980Staff Scientist,Applied Mechanics Laboratory,Lockheed Palo Alto Rearch Laboratory.Conducted rearch in nonlinear structural analysis,structural
dynamics,coupled problems,minimum weight optimization by mathematical
泞念什么programming,constraint handling by augmented Lagrangian methods,inter-
active control of applications software,and databa management technology.
Formulated and developed software for the analysis of nonlinear structures
byfinite element methods.Collaborated with Lockheed Ocean Systems in
commercial and classified projects.
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1971–1976Rearch Scientist,Structures Laboratory,Lockheed Palo Alto Rearch Lab-oratory.Formulated and implemented computational techniques forfinite ele-
ment analysis of structures,structural dynamics,andfluid-structure interaction
problems.
THE BOEING COMPANY,Commercial Airplane Division,Seattle,Washington
1969–1970Rearch Engineer,Structural Analysis Rearch Group.Developed stress and stability analysis programs for advanced composite structures,and formulated
techniques for automated structural optimization.Participated in analysis of
747and SST components byfinite element methods.
1968–1969Rearch Specialist,Mathematical Analysis Unit.Developed digital computing techniques for analysis of aircraft structures,with emphasis onfinite–deflection
models for creep-forming of aircraft wings,and structural eigenvalue problems. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,Berkeley,California
1967–1968Post-Doctoral Rearch Associate.Developed applications offinite element methods to plates,shells and three-dimensional solids.
1963–1966Rearch Assistant.As doctoral student(1964-66)developed refinedfinite element techniques for analysis of two-dimensional static and vibrations
problems.The thesis work implemented thefirst FEM formulation that
combined material and geometric nonlinearities.As MS student(1963-64)
performed experimental testing work in reinforced concrete structures for the
BART(Bay Area Rapid Transit)system.
EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,Berkeley,California
1966Ph.D.,Civil Engineering.Disrtation:“Refined Finite Element Analysis of Linear and Nonlinear Two-Dimensional Structures.”Thesis advisor:R.W.
Clough.Second reader:E.L.Wison.
1964M.S.,Civil Engineering.Advisor:K.F.Pister.
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE CORDOBA,C´o rdoba,Argentina
1963Ingeniero Civil
ACCESS AUTHORIZATION
Naturalized US Citizen.Clearances:Secret1972–79and top-cret1979–86,while employed at Lockheed Missiles and Space Company,Summyvale,California.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Member,Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics,Americal Society of Mechanical Engineers(nominated for Fellow),American Institute for Aeronautics and Astronautics,and U.S. Association for Computational Mechanics(executive board member and Fellow).
Editorial or Advisory Board Member for Advances in Engineering Software,Archives of Com-putation
al Methods in Engineering,Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering, Computers and Structures,Engineering Computations,Finite Elements in Analysis and Design, International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering,Journal of Computing Systems in Engineering,Revista Internacional de M´e todos Num´e ricos para C´a lculo y Di˜n o en Ingenier´ıa. Invited keynote speaker and/or lecturer on numerous occasions.Has taught short cours and minars onfinite element analysis,nonlinear equation solving,interactive applications programming and databa management systems.
HONORS AND A WARDS
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Duarte y Quir´o s prize to top Ingeniero Civil graduate,Universidad Nacional de C´o rdoba,1963. Control Data Corp.PACER Fellowship PI,1986–1988.
AGARD Lecturer at ONERA(Paris,France),and LTAS(Li`e ge,Belgium),1988.
McDonnell-Douglas Foundation Award to t up Structural Dynamics and Control Laboratory,Dec 1991.
幼儿园故事绘本SAE Arch.T.Colwell Merit Award,September1993
NTNF Visiting Scholar Fellowship,August–December1993.
Fellow,US Association of Computational Mechanics(USACM),July1995.
Alexander von Humboldt Rearch Award,lected1995,conferred1997.
Honorary Member,Argentine Association of Computational Mechanics,1997.
Fellow,International Association of Computational Mechanics(IACM),July1998. Computational Sciences Award,US Association of Computational Mechanics,August1999. Summer Faculty Fellowship,Sandia National Laboratories,Albuquerque,June-August2001. Foreign Investigator Fellowship,Ministerio de Educacion y Cultura,Madrid,Spain,to support Visiting Scientist status for rearch at CIMNE,Barcelona,Spain.Appointment period:6weeks starting mid-May.Years:2002,2006through2012.
Sociedad de Metodos Numericos en Ingenieria(SEMNI)Prize,Madrid,June2002
Visiting Faculty Award,Conrvatoire National des Arts et Metiers(CNAM),Paris,May-July2004. NASA Software Development Award,NASA Langley RC,announced2006,awarded2007. Elected Permament Member-at-Large,USACM Executive Committee,2007.
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IACM Computational Mechanics Award,awarded at WCCM9,Sydney,Australia,July2010. UNDERGRADUATE&GRADUATE COURSES CREATED AT CU
纽伦堡审判Introduction to Finite Element Methods,ASEN5007,Fall1986,repeated every year.Web site: lorado.edu/cours.d/IFEM.d/Home.html
Nonlinear Finite Element Methods,ASEN5007,Spring1987,repeated every2-3years.Web site: lorado.edu/cours.d/NFEM.d/Home.html
Advanced Finite Element Methods,ASEN5637,Spring1990,repeated every2-3years.Web site: lorado.edu/cours.d/AFEM.d/Home.html
Variational Methods in Mechanics(in collaboration with Charbel Farhat),Fall1988,offered irregularly1988-1993,contents folded now into ASEN5637.
Structures,ASEN3112,4-credit junior core cour created as part of AES Curriculum2000,Offered since Fall1998,repeated every Fall.Co-taught in collaboration with Charbel Farhat(1998),Jason Hinkle(1999–2000),K.C.Park(2001–2002)and M.Husin(2008–2009).Replaces Structures 1and2of previous curriculum.Partly restructured2007-2010.
Object-Oriented Finite Element Programming,ASEN5519,offered Fall1992.乌药
Mechanics of Aerospace Structures,ASEN5012,offered Fall1996and1997.
Finite Element Programming with Mathematica,ASEN5519,offered Fall1997.
Fluid-Structure Interaction and Multiphysics,ASEN5519,offered Fall2004.
Linear Algebra and Differential Equations,APPM2360,co-taught with Applied Mathematics Department instructors,Spring2003and2004.
MAJOR RESEARCH&INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT1992-DATE
•National Science Foundation.High Fidelity Simulation for Heterogeneous Civil and Me-chanical Systems.PI:C.A.Felippa.Co-PIs:K.C.Park.Amount:$496K,September 2002-2006.
•National Science Foundation:ESC-9217394.Title:High Performance Computational Methods for Coupled Fields and GAFD Turbulence(a Grand Challenge Applications award).
浙农林PIs:C.A.Felippa and J.Toomre.Co-PIs:C.Farhat,G.Graefe,D.Grunwald,J.Hart,J.
Herring,C.Laney,J.Mandel,O.McBryan,J.McWilliams,K.C.Park and P.Woodward.
Amount:$5.1M,1992-1997.Renewed on October1997under title:High Performance Simulation of Multiphysics Problems in Turbulence,Control and Structural Design,ECS-9725004.PI:C.A.Felippa,Coordinating PIs:C.Farhat,J.Mandel,O.McBryan,co-PIs:M.
Balas,X.-C.Cai,D.Grunwald,D.Heimbigner,M.Lesoinne,K.C.Park.Amount:$1.86M, Oct.1997-April2001,NCE to April2003.
•National Science Foundation/Sandia National Labs Grant CTS-9732179.Title:Modeling, Simulation and Validation of High-Fidelity Structural Dynamical Systems,National Science Foundation,PI:K.C.Park,co-PI:C.A.Felippa,Amount:$180K,1998-2001.•Department of Energy ASCI level II.Co-I;C.A.Felippa,PIs:T.Manteuffel,S.McCormick,
C.Farhat and K.C.Park,Amount$1.96M,1999-2001.
•DOE/Sandia National Labs:Finite Elements for Salinas,PI:C.A.Felippa,Amount:$91K, 1999-2002.
•Sandia National Laboratories,Parallel Computational Methods for Large-Scale Structural Dynamics,PI:K.C.Park,co-PIs:C.Farhat and C.A.Felippa,$814K,1996-1998.
•Sandia National Laboratories,A Matrix Free Algorithm for Solving Nonlinear Mechanics Problems.PI:K.C.Park,Co-PI:C.A.Felippa.$460K,1996-1999.
•Air Force Office of Scientific Rearch.Numerical Simulation of Three-Dimensional High G Dynamic Maneuvers of a Complete Aircraft Configuration.1995-1998.PI:C.Farhat,co-PI: J.Mandel,co-Is:X.-C.Cai and C.Felippa.Amount:$1.8M,1998-2000.
•National Science Foundation.Graduate Rearch Traineeship:Integrating HPCC into the Physical Sciences,PI:O.McBryan.Co-PIs:C.A.Felippa and J.Toomre.Supports graduate students only.Amout:$635K,1994-2002.
•National Science Foundation.Academic Rearch Infrastructure:Acquisition of a Grand Challenge Data Laboratory.Equipment purcha only.PI:O.McBryan.Co-PIs: C.A.
Felippa and J.Toomre.Amount:$800K,1996-2001.
ONLINE POSTED TEXTBOOKS
Websites for ASEN5007,6107,6367and3112date from the indicated years.They are periodically updated as tho cours were taught.Collectively they receive about80–100hits/day from outside C
U Boulder,mostly from overas students who u them for lf-study,as well as complementary material for similar cours in other Universities.(High hit rates are confirmed by the Google page ranking;,“Introduction to Finite Element Methods”in arch brings up the book home page as#1and#2hits.)Websites under construction are primarily intended to organize published rearch in book format to communicate with collaborators in USA and Europe.
Introduction to Finite Element Methods,for graduate core cour ASEN5007,website started1995: lorado.edu/engineering/cas/cours.d/IFEM.d/Home.html Nonlinear Finite Element Methods,for graduate elective cour ASEN6107,website started1995: lorado.edu/engineering/cas/cours.d/NFEM.d/Home.html Advanced Finite Element Methods,for graduate elective cour ASEN6367,website started1996: lorado.edu/engineering/cas/cours.d/AFEM.d/Home.html
Fluid-Structure Interaction,for graduate Special Topics cour ASEN5119,website started2004: lorado.edu/engineering/cas/cours.d/FSI.d/Home.html Introduction to Aerospace Structures,for undergraduate core cour ASEN3112,website started 2008:
Matrix Finite Element Methods in Statics,under construction,website started2012:
