“…This model has been successfully applied for describing the behavior of granular and powder-like materials [29,30], metal and polymer foams [31,32], polycrystalline and composite materials [33][34][35], bones [36,37], beam-lattice materials [38,39], masonry [40,41], and so on. Some stability problems for micropolar bodies were considered in the previous studies [17,39,[42][43][44][45]. In addition to the above, the Cosserat continuum is also used in the modeling of nanotubes [46][47][48].…”