Associate Professor David Clements

Reader/Associate Professor in Applied Mathematics

Office: 421 | Telephone: +61 8 8303 5948

Academic duties

Responsibility
Director of Quality Assurance

Honours supervision

Thesis title	Student	Graduation
Modelling Oxygen Consumption: A Valuable Tool in Reproductive Biology	Adela Tashkent	2008

Postgraduate supervision

Thesis title	Student	Graduation
Mathematical modelling and experimental investigation of nutrient supply to the mammalian oocyte	Alys Clark	2009
Boundary element methods for the solution of a class of infiltration problems	Maria Lobo	2008

Research interests

Research interest	Group
Anisotropic elasticity	Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
Fracture mechanics	Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
Seismic wave propagation	Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
Heat flow in solids	Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
Flow through porous media	Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
Fiber-reinforced materials	Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
Contact problems	Theoretical and Applied Mechanics

Selected publications

Publications
On some contact problems for inhomogeneous anisotropic elastic materials Clements, David; Ang, W, International Journal of Engineering Science In Press (–) 2009
Nonlinear transient heat conduction problems for a class of inhomogeneous anisotropic materials by BEM Azis, Mohammad; Clements, David, Engineering Analysis With Boundary Elements 32 (1054–1060) 2008
A hypersingular boundary integral equation for a class of problems conderning infiltration from periodic channels Clements, David; Lobo, Maria; Widana, N, Electronic Journal of Boundary Elements 5 (1–16) 2007
On a generalised plane strain crack problem for inhomogeneous anisotropic elastic materials Clements, David; Ang, W, International Journal of Engineering Science 44 (273–284) 2006
On the indentation of an inhomogeneous anisotropic elastic material by multiple straight rigid punches Clements, David; Ang, W, Engineering Analysis With Boundary Elements 30 (284–291) 2006

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