IUTAM Symposium on Advanced Optical Methods and Applications in Solid Mechanics

1. Methods

   1. Speckle Interferometry

      • F. P. Chiang, F. Jin, Q. Wang, N. Zhu

      Pages 177-190

   2. Use of Speckle Interferometry Under Extreme Thermal Conditions

      • P. Aswendt

      Pages 191-198

   3. Speckle Interferometry Improvements for Applications in Civil Engineering

      • P. Jacquot, M. Lehmann, X. Colonna de Lega, M. Facchini

      Pages 199-212

2. Methods

   1. Panoramic Interferometry

      • Leonid A. Borynyak, Eugene A. Krasnopevtsev

      Pages 213-226

   2. Deformation Measurement and Analysis on Related Curved Surfaces by Holography

      • W. Schumann

      Pages 227-234

   3. Interference of Fracture Surfaces Observed by Means of Optical Methods for the Cracks Subjected to Shear and Compression

      • M. Szpakowska, P. Pyrzanowski, J. Stupnicki

      Pages 235-246

3. Methods

   1. Shearography in Experimental Mechanics and Nondestructive Testing

      • Y. Y. Hung

      Pages 247-261

   2. Vibration Analysis by Means of Digital Speckle Pattern Shearing Interferometry (Digital Shearography)

      • W. Steinchen, L.X. Yang, G. Kupfer, P. Mäckel, F. Vössing

      Pages 263-274

   3. Study of Sub-interfacial Quasi-static Crack Propagation Using Shearing Interferometry

      • Hansuk Lee, Sridhar Krishnaswamy

      Pages 275-282

4. Methods

   1. Some Studies of Thermomechanical Behaviour of Solid Materials by Infrared Thermography

      • O. Maisonneuve, A. Chrysochoos

      Pages 283-296

   2. Infrared Thermography of Thermomechanical Couplings in Solids

      • M. P. Luong, D. Parganin, J. Loizeau

      Pages 297-304

   3. Automated Photoelasticity Applied With Thermoelasticity to Real Components

      • S. Barone, Z. F. Wang, E.A. Patterson

      Pages 305-312

   4. Experimental Analysis of Localization Mechanisms in Mild Steels by Infrared and Speckle Image Processing

      • A. Chrysochoos, H. Louche, J. -M. Muracciole, M. Némoz-Gaillard, J. -L. Saurel, B. Wattrisse

      Pages 313-320

5. Methods

   1. Hibrid Stress Analysis by Construction of Approximate Analytical Solution

      • M. Takashi, S. Mawatari

      Pages 321-332

   2. Hybridizing Optical Methods with Analytical and Computational Techniques for Stress Analysis

      • R. E. Rowlands

      Pages 333-340

   3. Hybrid Stress Analysis with Integrated Photoelasticity

      • H. Aben, L. Ainola

      Pages 341-348

6. Tools

   1. Digital Image Processing by Phase Shifting Method Using Fourier Transform

      • Y. Morimoto, M. Fujigaki

      Pages 349-362

   2. Digital Image Comparator for Experimental Analysis of Deformations

      • L. Berka, J. Klima, M. Druckmüller, M. Sova

      Pages 363-370

   3. Precise and Robust Phase Measurement Algorithms

      • M. F. Küchel

      Pages 371-384

7. Tools

   1. Holographic photorefractive images storage for applied metrology by interferometry

      • Ph. C. Lemaire, M. P. Georges

      Pages 385-399

The request to organize under its patronage at Poitiers in 1998 a Symposium entitled “Advanced Optical Methods and Applications in Solid Mechanics” by the International Union of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (I.U.T.A.M.) was well received for the following two reasons. First, for nearly 20 years no Symposium devoted to optical methods in solids had been organized. Second, recent advances in digital image processing provided many new applications which are described in the following. We have the honour to present here the proceedings of this Symposium. st th The Symposium took place from august 31 to September 4 at the Institut International de la Prospective in Futuroscope near Poitiers. A significant number of internationally renowned specialists had expressed their wish to participate in this meeting. The Scientific Committee proposed 16 general conferences and selected 33 regular lectures and 17 poster presentations. Papers corresponding to posters are not differentiated in the proceedings from those that were presented orally. It is worth noting that a total of 80 participants, representing 16 countries, registered for this symposium.. The Scientific Committee deserves praise for attracting a significant number of young scientists, both as authors and as participants. Let us add our warm acknowledgements to Professor J.W. Dally and to Professor A.S. Kobayashi who, throughout the symposium preparation time, brought us valuable help.

• elasticity
• fracture
• mechanics
• micromechanics

• Laboratoire de Mécanique des Solides, University of Poitiers, Poitiers, France

  Alexis Lagarde

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