Charles LieouPostdoctoral Research Associate CNLS/Earth and Environmental Sciences, EES-17 Materials driven away from equilibrium; nonlinear elasticity and granular flow in earth science Office: TA-3, Bldg 215, Room 213 Mail Stop: D446 Phone: (505) 667-7946 Fax: none c_lieou@lanl.gov home page | | Educational Background/Employment:- BSc (Hons) in Physics with minor in Mathematics (2010), The Chinese University of Hong Kong
- MA in Physics (2012), University of California, Santa Barbara
- PhD in Physics (2015), University of California, Santa Barbara. Advisors: Jean M. Carlson and James S. Langer
Research Interests: - Response of materials driven out of nonequilibrium
- Granular flow
- Nonlinear elasticity in earth materials
- Earthquake triggering and nucleation
Selected Recent Publications: - Charles K. C. Lieou, A. E. Elbanna, J. S. Langer, and J. M. Carlson, Stick-slip instabilities in sheared granular flow: The role of friction and acoustic vibrations, Phys. Rev. E 92, 022209 (2015).
- Charles K. C. Lieou, A. E. Elbanna, J. S. Langer, and J. M. Carlson, Shear flow of angular grains: Acoustic effects and non-monotonic rate dependence of volume, Phys. Rev. E 90, 032204 (2014).
- Charles K. C. Lieou, A. E. Elbanna, and J. M. Carlson, Grain fragmentation in sheared granular flow: Weakening effects, energy dissipation, and strain localization, Phys. Rev. E 89, 022203 (2014).
- Charles K. C. Lieou, A. E. Elbanna, and J. M. Carlson, Sacrificial bonds and hidden length in biomaterials: A kinetic constitutive description of strength and toughness in bone, Phys. Rev. E 92, 012703 (2013).
- Charles K. C. Lieou, A. E. Elbanna, J. S. Langer, and J. M. Carlson, Nonequilibrium thermodynamics of sheared hard-sphere materials, Phys. Rev. E 85, 061308 (2012).
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