Wave Dynamics and Composite Mechanics for Microstructured Materials and Metamaterials edited by Mezhlum A. Sumbatyan.

This volume deals with topical problems concerning technology and design in construction of modern metamaterials. The authors construct the models of mechanical, electromechanical and acoustical behavior of the metamaterials, which are founded upon mechanisms existing on micro-level in interaction o...

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Other Authors: Sumbatyan, Mezhlum A. (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Singapore : Springer Singapore : Imprint: Springer, 2017.
Edition:1st ed. 2017.
Series:Advanced Structured Materials, 59
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Table of Contents:
  • Mathematical models and finite element approaches for nanosized piezoelectric bodies with uncoupled and coupled surface effects
  • On the theory of acoustic metamaterials with a triple-periodic system of interior obstacles
  • Analytical and computer methods to evaluate mechanical properties of the metamaterials based on various models of polymeric chains
  • Identification of arrays of cracks in the elastic medium by the ultrasonic scanning
  • Short-wave diffraction of elastic waves by voids in en elastic medium with double reflections and transformations
  • Finite element modeling and computer design of anisotropic elastic porous composites with surface stresses
  • Acceleration waves in the media with microstructure
  • Models of active bulk composites and new opportunities of the ACELAN Finite Element Package
  • On the models of three-layered plates and shells with thin soft core
  • Ray Tracing method for a high-frequency propagation of the ultrasonic wave through a triple-periodic array of spheres
  • An experimental model of the ultrasonic wave propagation through a doubly-periodic array of defects
  • Finite element simulation of thermoelastic effective properties of periodic masonry with porous bricks.