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 | Stefano
  Invernizzi  Research Assistant Professor Dept. of Structural and Geotechnical
  Engineering and Geotechnics 
 MSc, Civil Engineering,
  Politecnico di Torino, Italy (1994) | |||||
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| Research interests The research activity concerns different aspects in
  the field of the structural mechanics, ranging from theoretical to experimental
  and numerical applications. The main subjects are the followings:  Scale effect on the nominal tensile strength Experimental determination of fractal properties
  of structural materials Contact mechanics Multifractal aspects in seismicity Numerical modeling of existing masonry structures Computational mechanics: the sequentially linear
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| Teaching activity  Stefano Invernizzi is assistant professor at the Facoltà di Architettura2.
  He is teaching Statics (02CKPAB) and Assessment of Structural Damage and
  Chemical Degradation (01ESMAG). Moreover, he collaborates to the Laboratory
  of technologly for architecture 1(03BKMEQ), providing concepts about the
  analysis of structures. | 
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| Some recent pubblications J.G.
  Rots, S. Invernizzi, “Regularized
  sequentially linear saw-tooth softening model”, International Journal for
  Numerical and Analytical Methods in Geomechanics incorporating Mechanics of Cohesive-frictional
  Materials, 28, pp.821-856 , 2004. M. Borri Brunetto, B. Chiaia, S. Invernizzi, “Lacunarity of contact domains and multifractaity of pressures in
  rough  rock interfaces”, Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering, 29(2C), pp.135-146,
  2004. A. Carpinteri, S. Invernizzi, “Numerical analysis of the cutting interaction between indenters acting
  on disordered materials”, International
  Journal of Fracture, 131, pp.143-154, 2005. A.
  Carpinteri, S. Invernizzi, G. Lacidogna, “In situ damage assessment and
  nonlinear modelling of an historical masonry tower”, Engineering
  Structures, 27(3), pp.387-395, 2005. J.G.
  Rots, S. Invernizzi, “Saw-tooth
  softening/stiffening – A stable computational procedure for RC
  structures”, in pubblicazione su Computers
  and Structures, 2006. | 
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