Lynn Schreyer Bennethum
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Center for Computational Mathematics
Department of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences
University of Colorado Denver
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Lynn S. Bennethum
Lynn S. Bennethum
Campus Box 170
Dept. of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences
1250 14th St., Suite 600
University of Colorado Denver
P. O. Box 173364,
1250 14th St., Sixth Floor
Denver, Colorado 80217-3364
Denver, CO 80202
Phone: (303) 556-4810
Fax: (303) 556-8550
E-mail: Lynn.Bennethum@ucdenver.edu
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Research Interests
I am currently interested in determining constitutive relations for swelling
porous media. A swelling porous medium is any material consisting of two
or more phases which swells due to the addition of more material, the removal
of ions, or the unloading of a pressure load. Examples of swelling porous
media include clays (very pervasive here in the Denver area!), polymers
(such as plastics, or bio-polymers), and cell membranes. Constitutive relations
are the equations unique to the particular medium of interest - as oppose
to the balance laws, such as conservation of mass, momentum, and energy,
which hold for all systems of interest.
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Last updated: May 2008