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Assistant Professor
Civil Engineering
My research interests center around broad area of computational mechanics. My work involved in developing computational/numerical methods for inverse problems, in particular inverse problems associated with mechanics of solids/fluids. My research activities include nonlinear mechanics of solids, Cosserat point theory, inverse problems and structural health monitoring, Elasto/Viscoelastography, multiscale formulations.
Anisotropic Linear Elastic Parameter Estimation Using Error in Constitutive Equation Functional by S. Guchhait, B. Banerjee Proceedings of the Royal Society A 472 (2192) - (2016)
Elastic Parameter Identification of Plate Structures Using Modal Response: An ECE Based Approach by B. Banerjee Journal of Engineering Mechanics, ASCE 142(1), 04015059 1-10 (2016)
Nonlinear Stability and Dynamics of Composite Skew Plates under Nonuniform Loadings using Differential Quadrature Method by R. Kumar, B. Banerjee, L. S. Ramachandra Mechanics Research Communications 73 76-90 (2016)
Constitutive Error Based Material Parameter Estimation Procedure for Hyperelastic Material by S. Guchhait, B. Banerjee Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering 297 455-475 (2015)
An Axisymmetric Model for Taylor Impact Test and Estimation of Metal Plasticity by S. Chakraborty, A. Shaw, and B. Banerjee Proceedings of the Royal Society A 471 (2174) - (2015)
Large Scale Parameter Estimation Problems in Frequency-Domain Elastodynamics Using an Error in Constitutive Equation Functional by B. Banerjee, T. F. Walsh, W. Aquino and M. Bonnet Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering 253 60-72 (2013)
Efficient Implementations of a Pseudo-Dynamical Stochastic Filtering Strategy for Static Elastography by B. Banerjee, D. Roy and R. M. Vasu Medical Physics 36 (8) 3470-3476 (2009)
A Pseudo-Dynamical Systems Approach to a Class of Inverse Problems in Engineering by B. Banerjee, D. Roy and R. M. Vasu Proceedings of the Royal Society A 465 (2105) 1561-1579 (2009)
The theory of Cosserat points applied to the analyses of wrinkle and slack membranes by B. Banerjee, A. Shaw and D. Roy Computational Mechanics 43(3) 415-429 (2009)
Quantitative Photoacoustic Tomography from Boundary Pressure Measurements: Non-iterative Recovery of Optical Absorption Coefficient from the Reconstructed Absorbed Energy Map by B. Banerjee, S. Bagchi, R. M. Vasu and D. Roy Journal of Optical Society of America A 25(9) 2347-2356 (2008)
Vetting of Design and Drawings of Foundation and Substructure (3rd and 4th Line, at Bina-Jhansi Section) of Bridge No. 992 Kristi Engineering Services Pvt. Ltd.
Effect of Interfacial Gaps in FRP Strengthened Structural Components: An Experimental/Numerical Study Department of Science and Technology(DST)
Development of Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) Capability for Naval Applications Naval Research Board (NRB)
Sudipta Naskar
Area of Research: Parameter Estimation
Prithwish Bhandari
Area of Research: Concrete FRP Interface Study
Anjan Mukherjee
Area of Research: Inverse Problems in Mechanics
Priyadarshini Das
Area of Research: Concrete Technology
