News

  • 01-02-2024: NEW MEMBER
    Márton SZABÓ just started his PhD and jointed the research group. Good luck!
  • 25-01-2024: NEW RELEASE
    A new release of DynIn (DynIn v. 1.0.2) is now available!
  • 20-06-2023: CONFERENCE TALK
    Bence Szaksz, Dóra Patkó, Bálint Bodor and Fanni Kádár presented their research works at NODYCON 2023, The Third International Nonlinear Dynamics Conference (Rome, Italy). Their presentations are entitled, respectively, Iterative algorithm for dynamical integrity assessment of systems subject to time delay, Comparison of feed-forward control strategies for hopping model with intrinsic muscle properties of different complexities, Saddle-node bifurcation prediction from pre-bifurcation scenario and Bistability in pressure relief valve dynamics.
  • 19-06-2023: NEW CODE
    A new code for the calculation of the dynamical integrity of time delayed systems is available in the Software section.
  • 21-03-2023: AWARD
    Dóra Patko was awarded at the national round of the "MT180 - My dissertation in 180 seconds" competition organised by the French Institute of Budapest and ESSCA-Budapest with her presentation on the nonlinear dynamics of human gaiting, running and hopping.

Other research groups at the Department of Applied Mechanics

MTA-BME Lendület Global Dynamics Research Group

Nonlinear dynamical phenomena have increasing relevance in engineering systems. Methods for analyzing them exist but are generally complex, time-consuming and unpractical from an industrial perspective. Consequently, they are often overlooked, which leads to dangerous situations and accidents. This across-the-board problem is encountered in several disciplines. Our vision is to develop analytical and numerical tools which enable the easy and rapid detection of dangerous dynamical phenomena, otherwise hardly predictable. We aim to make these tools practically implementable by engineers, thus changing their design approach to develop safer and better-optimized engineering devices.

Our research group focuses on developing software that is useful for scientists and engineers working with dynamical systems. You can visit our Software section to download any of our codes. We welcome any feedback you may have.

We highly value partnerships with both academic and industrial collaborators. If you're interested in working with us, please don't hesitate to reach out by visiting our contact page. We look forward to hearing from you!

The MTA-BME Lendület “Momentum” Global Dynamics Research Group was established in October 2022 within the frame of the Lendület Programme of the Hungarian Academy of Science (MTA). The Research Group is based at the Department of Applied Mechanics at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME).

01/10/2022