Ph.D. Theses

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56	Georg Hammerl	A Multipurpose Euler-Lagrange Framework for the Numerical Simulation of Particle and Dispersed Flow Problems	2022
55**	Sebastian Fuchs	Computational Multiphysics Modeling with Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics and Finite Elements	2021
54**	Sebastian Brandstäter	Global Sensitivity Analysis for Models of Active Biomechanical Systems	2021
53**	Jonas Eichinger	Micromechanical Foundations of Mechanobiology in Soft Tissues	2021
52	Johannes Kremheller	Continuum-based Computational Approaches for Modeling Tumor Growth	2021
51	Niklas Fehn	Robust and Efficient Discontinuous Galerkin Methods for Incompressible Flows	2021
50	Andrea La Spina	Coupling of continuous and hybridizable discontinuous Galerkin methods for weakly compressible fluid-structure interaction	2021
49	Christoph Ager	Computational Methods for Fluid-Structure Interaction including Porous Media and Solid Contact	2021
48	Michael Hiermeier	Advanced Non-Linear Solution Techniques for Computational Contact Mechanics	2020
47	Maximilian Grill	Computational Models and Methods for Molecular Interactions of Deformable Fibers in Complex Biophysical Systems	2020
46	Magnus Winter	Weak Imposition of the General Navier Condition for Cut Finite Elements with Application to Wetting Processes	2020
45**	Fabian Bräu	Three-dimensional Homogenized Constrained Mixture Model of Anisotropic Vascular Growth and Remodeling	2019
44	Svenja Schoeder	Efficient Discontinuous Galerkin Methods for Wave Propagation and Iterative Optoacoustic Image Reconstruction	2019
43	Julien Gillard	An Efficient Partitioned Coupling Scheme for Tire Hydroplaning Analysis	2019
42	Martin Pfaller	Predictive Computational Modeling of Patient-Specific Cardiac Mechanics	2019
41	Karl-Robert Wichmann	Performance Aspects of Incompressible Navier-Stokes Solvers: Lattice-Boltzmann Method vs. Finite Difference Method	2019
40	Julia Hörmann	Multiphysics Coupled Computational Modeling in Cardiac Electromechanics	2019
39	Alexander Seitz	Computational Methods for Thermo-Elasto-Plastic Contact	2019
38	Anna Birzle	Experimental Analysis and Computational Material Modeling of Lung Tissue	2019
37	Benjamin Krank	Wall Modeling via Function Enrichment for Computational Fluid Dynamics	2019
36	Philipp Farah	Mortar Methods for Computational Contact Mechanics Including Wear and General Volume Coupled Problems	2018
35	Andreas Ehrl	Determination of Transport Parameters of Binary Electrolyte Solutions for the Use in Numerical Simulations	2017
34	Christian Roth	Multi-dimensional Coupled Computational Modeling in Respiratory Biomechanics	2017
33	Benedikt Schott	Stabilized Cut Finite Element Methods for Complex Interface Coupled Flow Problems	2017
32	Jonas Biehler	Efficient Uncertainty Quantification for Large-Scale Biomechanical Models Using a Bayesian Multi-Fidelity Approach	2016
31	Anh-Tu Vuong	A Computational Approach to Coupled Poroelastic Media Problems	2016
30	Christoph Meier	Geometrically exact finite element formulations for slender beams and their contact interaction	2016
29	Susanna Tinkl	Towards a predictive computational growth model for aneurysms	2015
28	Sudhakar Yogaraj	An embedded interface finite element method for fluid-structure-fracture interaction	2015
27	Ursula Rasthofer	Computational Multiscale Methods for Turbulent Single and Two-Phase Flows	2015
26	M. Hamman de Vaal	Computational Modeling, Clinical Comprehension and Improvement of Aortic Manipulation	2015
25	Tobias Wiesner	Flexible Aggregation-based Algebraic Multigrid Methods for Contact and Flow Problems	2015
24	Jakob Huemer	Einfluss instationärer aerodynamischer Kräfte auf die Fahrdynamik von Personenkraftwagen	2014
23	Robert Metzke	Modeling and experimental investigation of the mechanobiological environment associated with alveolar pneumocytes	2014
22	Shadan Shahmiri	A mixed/hybrid ALE-fixed-grid approach for 3D fluid-structure interaction	2014
21	Caroline Danowski	Computational Modelling of Thermo-Structure-Interaction with Application to Rocket Nozzles	2014
20	Kei Wieland Müller	Simulation of Self-assembly and Mechanics of Transiently Crosslinked, Semiflexible Biopolymer Networks	2014
19	Mahmoud Ismail	Reduced Dimensional Modeling of the Entire Human Lung	2014
18	Florian Henke	An extended finite element method for turbulent premixed combustion	2013
17	Markus Gitterle	A dual mortar formulation for finite deformation frictional contact problems including wear and thermal coupling	2012
16	Andreas Maier	Computational Modeling of Rupture Risk in Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms	2012
15	Georg Bauer	A Coupled Finite Element Approach for Electrochemical Systems	2012
14	Alexander Popp	Mortar Methods for Computational Contact Mechanics and General Interface Problems	2012
13	Thomas Klöppel	A Finite Element Model for the Human Red Blood Cell	2012
12	Sophie Rausch	Computational and Experimental Modeling of Lung Parenchyma	2012
11	Christian Cyron	Micromechanical Continuum Approach for the Analysis of Biopolymer Networks	2011
10	Lena Wiechert	Computational Modeling of Multi-Field and Multi-Scale Phenomena in Respiratory Mechanics	2011
9	Peter Gamnitzer	Residual-based variational multiscale methods for turbulent flows and fluid-structure interaction	2010
8	Axel Gerstenberger	An XFEM based fixed-grid approach to fluid-structure interaction	2010
7	Ulrich Küttler	Effiziente Lösungsverfahren für Fluid-Struktur-Interaktions-Probleme	2009
6	Moritz Frenzel	Advanced Structural Finite Element Modeling of Arterial Walls for Patient-Specific Geometries	2009
5*	Christiane Förster	Robust methods for fluid-structure interaction with stabilised finite elements	2007
4*	Tobias Erhart	Strategien zur Numerischen Modellierung transienter Impaktvorgänge bei nichtlinearem Materialverhalten	2004
3*	Michael Gee	Effiziente Lösungsstrategien in der nichtlinearen Schalenmechanik	2004
2*	Volker Gravemeier	The variational multiscale method for laminar and turbulent incompressible flow	2003
1*	Daniel Mok	Partitionierte Lösungsverfahren in der Strukturdynamik und der Fluid-Struktur-Interaktion	2001

*This dissertation was supervised by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang A. Wall at Institute for Structural Mechanics at the University of Stuttgart and is published in the respective report series.

**This dissertation was supervised by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian J. Cyron in his role as TUM Junior Fellow at the Institute for Computational Mechanics at the Technical University of Munich and is published in the respective report series.