Narasimhan Swaminathan

Professor

Narasimhan Swaminathan

Research Areas

His research interest includes multiscale modeling of complex phenomenon in a wide range of materials. He works on materials for energy applications such as nuclear materials, Li-ion batteries and solid oxide fuel cells. He also conducts atomistic simulations to understand the interface properties between polymers and other materials.

People

Phd Scholars

Rakesh - Ph.D. scholar

Dept of Mechanical Engineering

Deepak Pawar - Ph.D. scholar

Dept of Mechanical Engineering

Sanjana Talukdar - Ph.D. scholar

Dept of Mechanical Engineering

Umair Hussain - Ph.D. scholar

Dept of Mechanical Engineering

Research

  1. Computational materials science and Mechanics with specific focus on: Molecular dynamics simulations with applications to polymer mechanical properties, radiation damage in materials understanding fundamental physics. We also perform Coarse Graining of polymers used in the tyre industries.
  2. Finite element based analysis of stress-diffusion interactions in Li-ion battery electrodes with a specific focus on mechanics-electrochemistry interactions.

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Publication

  1. An extended finite element method for the Nernst-Planck-Poisson equations P Kumar, N Swaminathan, S Natarajan Solid State Ionics 410, 116531 2024
  2. Comparison of coarse-grained models for cis-1,4-polyisoprene-graphite system R Kumar Giri, N Swaminathan Molecular Simulation, 1-11 2024
  3. Stress-induced diffusion in viscoelastic electrode particles of Li-ion batteries: a comparative analysis using chemo-viscoelastic finite element modelsS Talukdar, N Swaminathan, P RavindranMechanics of Time-Dependent Materials, 1-32 2024
  4. Mesoscopic mechanics of triaxially compressed pebble assembly and estimation of Drucker–Prager parameters using discrete element method DK Pawar, RK Annabattula, N Swaminathan Computational Particle Mechanics 11 (2), 885-901 1 2024
  5. Photo-activated dynamic isomerization induced large density changes in liquid crystal polymers: A molecular dynamics studyAR Peeketi, E Joseph, N Swaminathan, RK AnnabattulaThe Journal of Chemical Physics 160 (10) 2024
  6. Design of partially covered bilayer thin film actuators AR Peeketi, N Swaminathan, RK Annabattula Mechanics of Materials 187, 104816 2023
  7. A chemo-viscoelastic model and a numerical scheme to study stress-diffusion interactions in Lithium ion battery electrode particles S Talukdar, N Swaminathan, P Ravindran Mechanics of Materials 184, 104738 2023
  8. Mapping of multiphase field model parameters to physical factors in order to simulate desired phase transformations U Hussain, G Phanikumar, N Swaminathan Computational Materials Science 226, 112227 2023
  9. Calla Lily flower inspired morphing of flat films to conical tubes AR Peeketi, JAHP Sol, N Swaminathan, APHJ Schenning, MG Debije,Journal of Polymer Science 61 (11), 1065-1073 3 2023
  10. Geometry controlled oscillations in liquid crystal polymer films triggered by thermal feedback D Jayoti, AR Peeketi, PY Kumbhar, N Swaminathan, RK Annabattula ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces 15 (14), 18362-18371 10

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