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The following pages link to Elastic properties of hybrid composites by the effective field approach. (Q5953188):
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- Estimating the poroelastic properties of cracked materials (Q405026) (← links)
- Analysis of effective properties of electroelastic composites using the self-consistent and asymptotic homogenization methods (Q540891) (← links)
- A multiscale analysis of growth and diffusion dynamics in biological materials (Q541079) (← links)
- Micromechanics and structural response of functionally graded, particulate-matrix, fiber-reinforced composites (Q545090) (← links)
- Elastic fields and effective stiffness of ellipsoidal particle composite using the representative unit cell model and multipole expansion method (Q784949) (← links)
- Generalization of Maxwell homogenization scheme for elastic material containing inhomogeneities of diverse shape (Q1621757) (← links)
- Effective elastic properties of a particulate composite with transversely-isotropic matrix (Q1623182) (← links)
- Control of fracture at the interface of dissimilar materials using randomly oriented inclusions and networks (Q1625278) (← links)
- Efficient homogenization techniques for elastic composites: Maxwell scheme vs. effective field method (Q1625988) (← links)
- Multiscale modeling of fluid permeability of a non-homogeneous porous media (Q1659867) (← links)
- Maxwell's methodology of estimating effective properties: alive and well (Q2003091) (← links)
- Effective hyperelastic material parameters from microstructures constructed using the planar Boolean model (Q2150233) (← links)
- Effective elastic properties and wave surfaces of rock materials containing multiple cavities and cracks (effective field approach) (Q2680153) (← links)
- On inelasticity of damaged quasi rate independent anisotropic materials (Q3300736) (← links)
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- On inelasticity of damaged quasi-rate-independent orthotropic materials (Q6193896) (← links)