The finite element method in the 1990's

The Co-Rotational approach to substructuring for flexible multibody analysis.- Reduced basis technique for calculating sensitivity derivatives of the nonlinear structural response.- A numerical approach to the exact finite element linear Buckling analysis of structures.- An assessment of the cosserat continuum through the finite element simulation of a strain localisation problem.- Simulated head impacts with upper interior structures using rigid and anatomic brain models.- Mass Lumping by spectral Matching.- Vibrations of Fluid-Structure coupled systems.- Biomechanics needs fem.- Section 3 Fluid Mechanics.- Numerical methods for the Helmholtz equation with Non-Reflecting Boundary conditions in exterior domains.- Finite element study of shock induced cavitation.- Generalised mesh and adaptivity techniques for computational fluid dynamics.- A fictitious domain method for the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations.- Simple elements and linelets for incompressible flows.- Finite element analysis of Tsunami Wave propagation using optimal Mesh.- Finite element modelling of mould filling.- The computation of aerodynamic flows using unstructured meshes.- On the penalty method for incompressible fluids.- Section 4 General Applications of the Finite Element Method.- The finite element method in the 1990's: A personal perspective.- Concerning the future of civil engineering.- Reflections on technical journal editing.- The quench propagation in superconducting magnets. A finite element solution.- Finite elements and magnetic scalar potentials.- Unity and Hierarchyin modelling. Olek Zienkiewicz's contributions and impact.- A fully consistent formulation of early-time approximations for acoustic media.- Application of a polydescriptive approach: bond graphs and finite elements to design analysis.- A unified approach to the dynamic analysis of soils as multiphase media.- Section 5 Mathematical Aspects of the Finite Elemend Method.- A note on the derivation of weak forms.- The individual element test revisited.- Dualities in minimum surfaces.- Multidisciplinary finite element modeling and simulation of Aerospace vehicles.- A new approach to stability analysis of partitioned systems.- Further tests on the derivative recovery technique and a posteriori error estimator.- Olek and a mathematician.- Remarks on approximate controllability for parabolic systems.- On a new feasible directions solution approach in constrained optimization.- Hierarchical or domain decomposition preconditioning for the P-Version finite element method.