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2001
This chapter contains information on the elastic properties of the various H(2)O ice types that have been studies to date. The ice types include high-pressure/low-temperature polymorphs, deuterated ice, clathrate hydrates, and sea ice. The studies are summarized and the methods of investigation discussed.
Gagnon, R. E., Jones, S. J.
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This chapter contains information on the elastic properties of the various H(2)O ice types that have been studies to date. The ice types include high-pressure/low-temperature polymorphs, deuterated ice, clathrate hydrates, and sea ice. The studies are summarized and the methods of investigation discussed.
Gagnon, R. E., Jones, S. J.
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Elastic Properties of Polymer Networks
Journal of Molecular Modeling, 1996Many fundamental questions for the understanding of polymer melts and networks are more suitably addressed by current computer simulations than by experiments. The reason is that simulations have simultaneous access to the microscopic structure and the macroscopic behavior of well-defined model systems.
Everaers, R., Kremer, K.
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Anisotropic elastic properties of microtubules
The European Physical Journal E, 2005We review and model the experimental parameters which characterize elastic properties of microtubules. Three macroscopic estimates are made of the anisotropic elastic moduli, accounting for the molecular forces between tubulin dimers: for a longitudinal compression of a microtubule, for a lateral force and for a shearing force.
J A, Tuszyński +3 more
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The Elastic Properties of a Human Mandible
Advances in Dental Research, 1987This paper is a report on a study of the elastic properties of the human mandible. Using a continuous-wave ultrasound technique, we determined the elastic constants of ten small specimens taken from various locations within a single mandible. Seven of the nine independent orthotropic elastic constants were determined for each specimen.
R B, Ashman, W C, Van Buskirk
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The Leading Edge, 2000
At last, the opportunity to write an entire page about elastic properties in an SEG publication without the dreaded “benefit” of peer review! Having gotten your attention, I will provide a disclaimer that this discussion is definitely a scientific “stretch” and that any and all material presented is totally without scientific merit.
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At last, the opportunity to write an entire page about elastic properties in an SEG publication without the dreaded “benefit” of peer review! Having gotten your attention, I will provide a disclaimer that this discussion is definitely a scientific “stretch” and that any and all material presented is totally without scientific merit.
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Visco-elastic properties of the lens
Experimental Eye Research, 1965The dynamic visco-elastic properties of human, monkey and rabbit lenses have been measured with a dynamic rheometer. The value for the apparent elastic modulus (Young modulus) of the lens was found to be 10 5 –10 6 dyne/cm 2 in humans and 10 4 –10 5 dyne/cm 2 in monkeys and rabbits. The value for the loss tangent was 0·3–0·4 in the human lens and 0·
M, Itoi, N, Ito, H, Kaneko
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Elastic properties of solid helium
Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter, 2009Following recent torsional oscillator measurements which appear to show the 'non-classical rotational inertia' which characterizes a supersolid, a number of experiments have searched for evidence of unusual behavior in other properties. We have developed a new technique for measuring the shear modulus of solid helium at low frequencies and small ...
O, Syshchenko, J, Day, J, Beamish
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1983
AbstractMany scientific-technological advances depend critically on solid-state elastic properties, their magnitudes, and their responses to variables like stress and temperature. This chapter provides the definitions and descriptions of elastic constants and emphasizes five aspects of engineering-material solid-state elastic constants: general ...
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AbstractMany scientific-technological advances depend critically on solid-state elastic properties, their magnitudes, and their responses to variables like stress and temperature. This chapter provides the definitions and descriptions of elastic constants and emphasizes five aspects of engineering-material solid-state elastic constants: general ...
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ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF MANGANESE FLUORIDE
Solid State Communications, 1963Abstract The elastic constants and compressibility of manganese fluoride have been measured between 4·2°K and 300°K. Analysis of these data give a Debye temperature (elastic) of 214°K ± 2°K. The compressibility data indicates that the magnetic ordering effects the compressibility at least 100°K above the Neel temperature.
D.F. Gibbons, V.G. Chirba
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Elastic Properties of Living Cells
Constitutive behavior of living cells is in deep relationship with their biological properties. For that reason gathering the most detailed information on cell mechanical behavior as it is feasible becomes extremely useful in assessing therapeutic protocols.Frassanito, Maria Cristina +2 more
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