Titlebook: Generalized Continua as Models for Materials; with Multi-scale Eff Holm Altenbach,Samuel Forest,Anton Krivtsov Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Be

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,Nonlinear Localized Strain Waves in?a?2D Medium with Microstructure, system is shown to be reduced by the multi-scale method to Kadomtsev–Petviashvili evolutionary equation for transverse deformation, which has a soliton solution. For some crystals with a cubic symmetry it is found out, whether soliton is steady and what kind of polarity it has.

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Cosserat Anisotropic Models of Trabecular Bone from the Homogenization of the Trabecular Structure:nal lengths are identified versus the micropolar material constants. The stress distribution in a cracked bone sample is computed based on the effective micropolar model, highlighting the regularizing effect of the Cosserat continuum in comparison to a classical elasticity continuum model.

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Macroscopic Modeling of Size Effects in Foams Using an Order-Parameter Approach,otational degrees of freedom is preserved. Therefore, an order-parameter approach is chosen as an alternative on the macro-scale. It is shown in the contribution, that this different type of macroscopic model allows to describe both types of size effects.

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A Theory of Disclination and Dislocation Fields for Grain Boundary Plasticity,ower than interatomic distances. In agreement with atomistic modeling, couple-stress elasticity is thought to be relevant for the modeling of highly heterogeneous defect microstructures at atomic resolution scales only.