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Tunable Particle Separation in a Straight Microchannel via Symmetrical Viscoelastic Sheath Flows. [PDF]
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Mesh variational r-adaptivity for sharp modeling of brittle fracture
Dony G, Moës N, Remacle J.
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AbstractIn this paper, a finite-element implementation of linear second-strain gradient elasticity is introduced based on a Hellinger-Reissner variational principle in order to use standard finite-element methods. Displacement boundary conditions are applied to one or more vertices of different polyhedrons.
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Second strain gradient elasticity of nano-objects
Mindlin's second strain gradient continuum theory for isotropic linear elastic materials is used to model two different kinds of size-dependent surface effects observed in the mechanical behaviour of nano-objects. First, the existence of an initial higher order stress represented by Mindlin's cohesion parameter, b0, makes it possible to account for the
N. Cordero, S. Forest, E. Busso
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Analysis of plate in second strain gradient elasticity
Archive of Applied Mechanics, 2014zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
S Mahmoud Mousavi
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Isogeometric analysis of first and second strain gradient elasticity
Computational Mechanics, 2018zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
R. Makvandi +3 more
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Journal of Elasticity, 2018
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M. Delfani +2 more
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The Kirsch problem in second strain gradient elasticity
Proceedings of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering SciencesThe Kirsch problem, namely the problem of an infinite plane with a circular hole under uniaxial tension, is one of the cornerstone problems in elasticity. The Kirsch problem is rooted in classical elasticity theory, which cannot explain the size effects.
Jinchen Xie, A. Javili, C. Linder
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On admissible external loadings within the first and second strain gradient elasticity
Mathematics and Mechanics of SolidsRecent extended applications of higher-order models of continuum mechanics as strain gradient elasticity and plasticity result in a certain extension of possible external loadings.
V. Eremeyev, L. Lebedev, M. Cloud
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