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Benjamin Marussig is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Structural Mechanics, Graz University of Technology. His work focuses on computational mechanics, particularly in isogeometric analysis, boundary element methods, and integration of CAD models with engineering simulations. He develops advanced numerical techniques for handling trimmed geometries, nonlinear solid mechanics, and fluid-structure interactions. His research emphasizes improving computational efficiency and accuracy in simulations involving complex geometries and inclusions.
Key research areas include:
- Isogeometric Analysis (IGA) for structural and electromagnetic problems
- Boundary element methods for electrostatic and magnetostatic computations
- Fast algorithms for fictitious domain and immersed boundary methods
- Integration of design and analysis workflows using CAD-compatible models
Recent work highlights advancements in multi-level Bézier extraction, weighted quadrature for cut cells, and automated correction systems for mechanics education. His contributions address challenges in meshing requirements, nonlinear behavior modeling, and efficient matrix assembly techniques for trimmed CAD geometries. Marussig collaborates on applications in geomechanics, tunneling simulations, and elasto-plastic material analysis.
He holds teaching responsibilities in mechanics and structural analysis, emphasizing computational methods. His research portal lists over 40 peer-reviewed articles since 2012, demonstrating sustained innovation in computational mechanics and CAD-integrated simulation technologies.
