2017
DOI: 10.1134/s1028335817090087
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A generalized effective-field approximation for an inhomogeneous medium with coated inclusions

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“…To solve the problem (3), it is reasonable to consider a similar problem for a homogeneous comparison body having the same dimensions and shape as the sample of heterogeneous medium [18,21]:…”
Section: Problem Statement Formalism Using the Comparison Body And Gr...mentioning
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“…To solve the problem (3), it is reasonable to consider a similar problem for a homogeneous comparison body having the same dimensions and shape as the sample of heterogeneous medium [18,21]:…”
Section: Problem Statement Formalism Using the Comparison Body And Gr...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [17] generalizations of the Maxwell−Garnett approximation to matrix composites with spherical inclusions with a multilayer shell are obtained. A generalized effective-field approximation field for calculating the effective characteristics of heterogeneous media with ellipsoidal inclusions with a single-layer shell is proposed in [18]. Special mention should be made of the work [19], which proposed an approach for calculating the effective thermal conductivity of a composite with unidirectional ellipsoidal inclusions in a multilayer shell.…”
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“…One of the main conditions for the stable operation of mechanisms is the working capacity of friction pairs, including heavily loaded friction units. In this case, one of the promising areas is the development of wear-resistant polymer composite materials, to improve the antifriction properties of which nanoscale additives are used [1,2]. As a rule, such materials work in friction units only if there are lubricants and oils in the contact zone, however, in the absence of tightness of the components, the requirements for environmental protection are violated, which makes the use of lubricants limited.…”
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confidence: 99%