Petri Piiroinen
Petri Piiroinen is Associate Professor in Nonlinear Mechanics and his main areas of research are numerical methods and analysis of nonsmooth dynamical systems that can be derived from, for instance, impacts and friction between rigid bodies. His research interests also include areas such as economic dynamics, population dynamics and complex networks.
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Size optimization of a tripod-shaped support structure for weight-efficient offshore wind turbines
A Comparative Study of Discomfort Using Electrical and Friction Braking at Low Speed Driving
Predicted short-term mesoscavenger release gives way to apex-scavenger dominance
An Introduction to Economic Dynamics - Modelling, Analysis and Simulation
Preface to VSI: Advances in nonsmooth dynamics
Violence against women and the macroeconomy: The case of Ghana
Effects of Predator-Driven Prey Dispersal on Sustainable Harvesting Yield
Dynamics of a Filippov predator-prey system with stage-specific intermittent harvesting
Regions of reduced dynamics in dynamic networks
Conflict as a closure: A Kaleckian model of growth and distribution under financialization
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Control of singularity-induced vehicle motion during low-speed driving