Stress concentration effects in micropolar elasticity.
Stress concentration effects at circular hole in infinite plate using theory of micropolar elasticity for microisotropic elastic solids
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Stress concentration effects at circular hole in infinite plate using theory of micropolar elasticity for microisotropic elastic solids
Reflection of plane waves from stress free flat surface of micropolar elastic half space, presenting reflection laws and amplitude ratios
Microstructure effect on wave propagation, and plane wave reflection from stress free flat surface in micropolar elastic half-space
In this paper a three-dimensional analysis for statics and dynamics of a class of simply supported rectangular plates made up of micropolar elastic material is presented. The solution is in the form of series, in which each term is explicitly determined. For free vibrations, the frequencies are obtained by the solution of a closed form characteristic equation.
Stress concentration around circular hole in infinite plate subject to axial tension
Linear theory of micropolar elasticity applied to micropolar plates stress and bending theory
Various papers on recent advances in engineering science are presented. Some individual topics addressed include: advances in adaptive methods in computational fluid mechanics, mixtures of two medicomorphic materials, computer tests of rubber elasticity, shear bands in isotropic micropolar elastic materials, nonlinear surface wave and resonator effects in magnetostrictive crystals, simulation of electrically enhanced fibrous filtration, plasticity theory of granular materials, dynamics of viscoelastic media with internal oscillators, postcritical behavior of a cantilever bar, boundary value problems in nonlocal elasticity, stability of flexible structures with random parameters, electromagnetic tornadoes in earth's ionosphere and magnetosphere, helicity fluctuations and the energy cascade in turbulence, mechanics of interfacial zones in bonded materials, propagation of a normal shock in a varying area duct, analytical mechanics of fracture and fatigue.