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Mechanics of edge effects on frictionlesscontacts
International Journal of Solids and Structures, 1995This paper investigates edge phenomena by considering elastic contact near the edge of a wedge with varying wedge angle. Previous two-dimensional analysis is first reviewed and discussed to develop an understanding of the mechanics when edges are in contact. Three-dimensional wedge contact is then considered. The integral equation for rigid indentation
Hanson, M. T., Keer, L. M.
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Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 1970
Consideration is given to the influence of edge effects on rheological measurements. To facilitate this, we discuss theoretically the flow generated by the slow steady rotation of a solid of revolution in an elastico-viscous liquid confined by convenient bath surfaces. The relevant linear partial differential equations are solved numerically.
D. F. Griffiths, K. Walters
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Consideration is given to the influence of edge effects on rheological measurements. To facilitate this, we discuss theoretically the flow generated by the slow steady rotation of a solid of revolution in an elastico-viscous liquid confined by convenient bath surfaces. The relevant linear partial differential equations are solved numerically.
D. F. Griffiths, K. Walters
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The edge effect in nanoindentation
Philosophical Magazine, 2011Until recently, obtaining unambiguous data from a nanoindentation measurement placed near a free edge has not been possible because the discontinuity associated with the edge introduces artifacts into the measurement. The primary consequence of a free edge is to introduce a structural compliance, C s, into the measurement.
Joseph E. Jakes, Donald S. Stone
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Edge Effects in Pressurized Membranes
Journal of Engineering Mechanics, 2002Developing membrane structures for space-based applications is an effort to reduce launch mass and stowed volume. Accurate modeling of the shape after deployment is very important to the high-precision inflatable structures for space applications.
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International Applied Mechanics, 1995
In the present article we survey papers on edge effects investigated by the rigorous approach. We interpret edge effects as stressed states created in a composite as a result of zones in which the stresses exhibit a rapidly changing behavior in comparison with the slow variation of the stresses outside such zones.
Guz', A. N., Kokhanenko, Yu. V.
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In the present article we survey papers on edge effects investigated by the rigorous approach. We interpret edge effects as stressed states created in a composite as a result of zones in which the stresses exhibit a rapidly changing behavior in comparison with the slow variation of the stresses outside such zones.
Guz', A. N., Kokhanenko, Yu. V.
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Natural Language & Linguistic Theory, 2011
This paper investigates the properties of syntactic edges, with special attention being paid to two central issues in cyclic syntax: the domain and the nature of cyclicity. This paper argues for the premise that predication domains form a Spell-out domain, and that Spell-out results in order preservation of the predication domain.
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This paper investigates the properties of syntactic edges, with special attention being paid to two central issues in cyclic syntax: the domain and the nature of cyclicity. This paper argues for the premise that predication domains form a Spell-out domain, and that Spell-out results in order preservation of the predication domain.
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Physical Geography, 1999
Edge effects in geomorphology produce features or processes along the boundaries between landscape elements, which are distinctly different from those of the adjacent elements. These effects are unique to the edge environment, as opposed to simply being transitional in nature.
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Edge effects in geomorphology produce features or processes along the boundaries between landscape elements, which are distinctly different from those of the adjacent elements. These effects are unique to the edge environment, as opposed to simply being transitional in nature.
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Security and Privacy on 6G Network Edge: A Survey
IEEE Communications Surveys and Tutorials, 2023Bomin Mao, Nei Kato, Jiajia Liu
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