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Wave propagation in 1D elastic solids in presence of long-range central interactions

2011

Abstract In this paper wave propagation in non-local elastic solids is examined in the framework of the mechanically based non-local elasticity theory established by the author in previous papers. It is shown that such a model coincides with the well-known Kroner–Eringen integral model of non-local elasticity in unbounded domains. The appeal of the proposed model is that the mechanical boundary conditions may easily be imposed because the applied pressure at the boundaries of the solid must be equilibrated by the Cauchy stress. In fact, the long-range forces between different volume elements are modelled, in the body domain, as central body forces applied to the interacting elements. It is …

Body forceAcoustics and UltrasonicsCONTINUAWave propagationMechanical EngineeringWeak solutionMODELSElastic energyGRADIENT ELASTICITYWeak formulationElasticity (physics)Condensed Matter PhysicsWave equationMEDIANONLOCAL ELASTICITYClassical mechanicsMechanics of MaterialsBoundary value problemSettore ICAR/08 - Scienza Delle CostruzioniMathematicsJournal of Sound and Vibration
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The mechanically-based approach to 3D non-local linear elasticity theory: Long-range central interactions

2010

Abstract This paper presents the generalization to a three-dimensional (3D) case of a mechanically-based approach to non-local elasticity theory, recently proposed by the authors in a one-dimensional (1D) case. The proposed model assumes that the equilibrium of a volume element is attained by contact forces between adjacent elements and by long-range forces exerted by non-adjacent elements. Specifically, the long-range forces are modelled as central body forces depending on the relative displacement between the centroids of the volume elements, measured along the line connecting the centroids. Further, the long-range forces are assumed to be proportional to a proper, material-dependent, dis…

Body forceNon-local elasticityWAVESPROPAGATIONContact forceLattice modelsCentral forcesCentral forceVARIATIONAL-PRINCIPLESMaterials Science(all)Modelling and SimulationVariational formulationsGeneral Materials ScienceVirtual workPLASTICITYSTRAIN-GRADIENT ELASTICITYMathematicsPlane stressDISCRETECONTINUAMechanical EngineeringApplied MathematicsLinear elasticityElastic energySTRAIN-GRADIENT ELASTICITY; VARIATIONAL-PRINCIPLES; CRACK SUBJECT; PROPAGATION; PLASTICITY; DISCRETE; CONTINUA; DEFECTS; LATTICE; WAVESMechanicsDEFECTSCondensed Matter PhysicsLATTICELong-range interactionsClassical mechanicsContact mechanicsStatic–kinematic dualityMechanics of MaterialsModeling and SimulationSettore ICAR/08 - Scienza Delle CostruzioniCRACK SUBJECTInternational Journal of Solids and Structures
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Estimating the two-particle $K$-matrix for multiple partial waves and decay channels from finite-volume energies

2017

An implementation of estimating the two-to-two $K$-matrix from finite-volume energies based on the L\"uscher formalism and involving a Hermitian matrix known as the "box matrix" is described. The method includes higher partial waves and multiple decay channels. Two fitting procedures for estimating the $K$-matrix parameters, which properly incorporate all statistical covariances, are discussed. Formulas and software for handling total spins up to $S=2$ and orbital angular momenta up to $L=6$ are obtained for total momenta in several directions. First tests involving $\rho$-meson decay to two pions include the $L=3$ and $L=5$ partial waves, and the contributions from these higher waves are f…

Elastic scatteringPhysicsNuclear and High Energy PhysicsAngular momentumFinite volume methodSpins010308 nuclear & particles physicsHigh Energy Physics - Lattice (hep-lat)Elastic energyhep-latFOS: Physical sciencesCovariance01 natural sciencesHermitian matrixHigh Energy Physics - LatticeClassical mechanicsPionQuantum electrodynamics0103 physical scienceslcsh:QC770-798lcsh:Nuclear and particle physics. Atomic energy. Radioactivity010306 general physics
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Evaluation of thin film adhesion to a compliant substrate by the analysis of progressive buckling in the fragmentation test

2009

The interface toughness of a thin coating/compliant substrate system is estimated based on the evolution of coating buckle patterns in the fragmentation test. The linear density of coating buckles as a function of applied strain is determined experimentally for a SiOx coating deposited on a polyethylene terephthalate film. A three-dimensional non-linear finite element model is developed to simulate the process of buckle formation in a single narrow coating strip. The elastic energy released during buckling-driven delamination is obtained from the energy balance in the system before and after the buckling event. Both the interface adhesion and the total energy release rate, which includes th…

Linear densityToughnessMaterials scienceMetals and AlloysElastic energySurfaces and Interfacesengineering.materialSurfaces Coatings and FilmsElectronic Optical and Magnetic Materialschemistry.chemical_compoundCoatingchemistryBucklingMaterials ChemistryengineeringPolyethylene terephthalateThin filmComposite materialBuckleThin Solid Films
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Insights Into the Inside - A Quantitative Histological Study of the Explosively Moving Style in Marantaceae.

2018

This study aims to identify the histological basis for the extraordinary, fast movement of the style in Marantaceae. Although this explosive pollination mechanism was subject of many studies, quantitative measurements to document volumetric changes have never been conducted. Based on physical parameters and limitations (poroelastic time), the movement itself is by far too fast to be explained by turgor changes solely. Therefore, we address the hypothesis that the style contains elastic structures to store energy allowing the fast movement. We provide an experimental approach in Goeppertia bachemiana to identify histological differences of styles in various states, i.e., steady, unreleased, …

Marantaceaeanatomytensile stressPlant Sciencemovementcell volume reconstructionturgorelastic energyOriginal ResearchFrontiers in plant science
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Insights Into the Inside – A Quantitative Histological Study of the Explosively Moving Style in Marantaceae

2018

This study aims to identify the histological basis for the extraordinary, fast movement of the style in Marantaceae. Although this explosive pollination mechanism was subject of many studies, quantitative measurements to document volumetric changes have never been conducted. Based on physical parameters and limitations (poroelastic time), the movement itself is by far too fast to be explained by turgor changes solely. Therefore, we address the hypothesis that the style contains elastic structures to store energy allowing the fast movement. We provide an experimental approach in Goeppertia bachemiana to identify histological differences of styles in various states, i.e., steady, unreleased, …

Marantaceaeanatomytensile stresslcsh:SB1-1110movementlcsh:Plant cultureturgorelastic energyFrontiers in Plant Science
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Experimental evidence of high spatial confinement of elastic energy in a phononic cantilever

2021

We report on experimental high spatial confinement of elastic energy in a silicon phononic cantilever for which the quality factor of a higher-order flexural resonance is increased by a factor of 27 (from Q ∼ 80 to Q ∼ 2130) with the use of a three-row phononic crystal (PnC) strip. As shown by numerical simulations performed with the finite element method, the PnC both reduces anchor loss and confines elastic energy inside the cantilever. The PnC and the cantilever are fabricated with standard clean room techniques on a silicon on insulator substrate. Optical measurements of the out-of-plane displacements are performed with a laser scanning interferometer in a frequency range around 2 MHz.

Materials scienceCantileverPhysics and Astronomy (miscellaneous)SiliconPhysics::Instrumentation and Detectors[SPI.NANO] Engineering Sciences [physics]/Micro and nanotechnologies/Microelectronicschemistry.chemical_elementSilicon on insulator02 engineering and technologySubstrate (electronics)[SPI.MAT] Engineering Sciences [physics]/Materials01 natural sciences0103 physical sciences010302 applied physics[SPI.ACOU] Engineering Sciences [physics]/Acoustics [physics.class-ph]business.industryElastic energyResonance021001 nanoscience & nanotechnologyFinite element methodComputer Science::OtherInterferometrychemistryOptoelectronics0210 nano-technologybusiness
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The elastic interaction of high-spin and low-spin complex molecules in spin-crossover compounds

1988

Several transition metal compounds show a transition from the low-spin (LS) to the high-spin (HS) electronic state with increasing temperature. The cooperative nature of the transition is usually parametrised by an interaction constant Gamma , the origin of which is still under discussion. In the frame of the lattice expansion mode, the interaction Gamma is attributed to the elastic interaction between the spin-changing ions as a result of the deformation of the crystal accompanying the transition. The authors calculate the complete elastic energy originating from the so-called image pressure in closed form by considering the crystal as an isotropic homogeneous elastic medium with the spin-…

Materials scienceGeneral EngineeringElastic energyGeneral Physics and AstronomyCondensed Matter PhysicsMolecular physicsIonCrystalDipoleTransition metalSpin crossoverDeformation (engineering)Atomic physicsSpin (physics)Journal of Physics C: Solid State Physics
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Morphological evolution of InAs/InP quantum wires through aberration-corrected scanning transmission electron microscopy

2010

Evolution of the size, shape and composition of self-assembled InAs/InP quantum wires through the Stranski–Krastanov transition has been determined by aberration-corrected Z-contrast imaging. High resolution compositional maps of the wires in the initial, intermediate and final formation stages are presented. (001) is the main facet at their very initial stage of formation, which is gradually reduced in favour of {114} or {118}, ending with the formation of mature quantum wires with {114} facets. Significant changes in wire dimensions are measured when varying slightly the amount of InAs deposited. These results are used as input parameters to build three-dimensional models that allow calcu…

Materials scienceNanostructureCondensed matter physicsMechanical EngineeringQuantum wireThin filmsQuantum wiresElastic energyBioengineeringGeneral ChemistryCondensed Matter::Mesoscopic Systems and Quantum Hall EffectStrain energyCondensed Matter::Materials ScienceMechanics of MaterialsTransmission electron microscopyScanning transmission electron microscopyGeneral Materials ScienceElectrical and Electronic EngineeringThin filmTransmission electron microscopyWetting layer
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Energy criteria of multiaxial fatigue failure

1999

This paper contains a review of energy-based criteria of multiaxial fatigue. The criteria have been divided into three groups, depending on the kind of strain energy density per cycle which is assumed as a damage parameter. They are: (i) criteria based on elastic strain energy for high-cycle fatigue; (ii) criteria based on plastic strain energy for low-cycle fatigue; and (iii) criteria based on the sum of plastic and elastic strain energies for both low- and high-cycle fatigue. The criteria which take into account strain energy density in the critical plane seem to be the most promising. In the energy approach to multiaxial fatigue there is an important unsolved problem, i.e. the evaluation…

Materials scienceQuantitative Biology::Neurons and CognitionStrain (chemistry)business.industryPlane (geometry)Mechanical EngineeringElastic energyStrain energy density functionStructural engineeringPlasticityStrain energyCondensed Matter::Materials ScienceHysteresisMechanics of MaterialsGeneral Materials SciencebusinessEnergy (signal processing)Fatigue <html_ent glyph="@amp;" ascii="&"/> Fracture of Engineering Materials and Structures
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