<i>Theory of Elasticity: Vol. 7 of Course of Theoretical Physics</i>

Landau, L.D.; Lifshitz, E.M.; Sykes, J. B.; Reid, W. H.; Dill, Ellis H.

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“…In this frame dislocation rearrangement can be responsible for the virgin effect and, in the case where the grains are more closely mechanically interlocked, this will result in cracks [8]. As a general rule, freely mobile dislocations reduce the strength of materials [9]. From this point of view the difference in the behavior of the virgin effect in the bulk samples can be interpreted as due to different levels of dislocation mobility.…”

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Study of the first paramagnetic to ferromagnetic transition in as prepared samples of Mn–Fe–P–Si magnetocaloric compounds prepared by different synthesis routes

Bartok

Kustov

Cohen

et al. 2016

Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials

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Magnetocaloric materials with composition of Mn 1.3 Fe 0.65 P 0.5 Si 0.5 have been prepared by ball milling and solid-state reaction methods and consolidated using powder annealing, and conventional and spark plasma sintering. Magnetic and calorimetric measurements show remarkable differences upon first cooling, and slight differences on second and further coolings between the samples prepared by different synthesis routes. Further measurements using Hall probe imaging in high magnetic field have been also carried out. As-prepared samples have been cooled down just above the critical temperature, and the first phase transition has been induced by application of a magnetic field. Bulk samples show staircase isothermal magnetization curves whereas powders show smoother transition curves.

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Study of the first paramagnetic to ferromagnetic transition in as prepared samples of Mn–Fe–P–Si magnetocaloric compounds prepared by different synthesis routes

Bartok

Kustov

Cohen

et al. 2016

Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials

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“…where ξ ≈ 6.84 is a numerical factor, E = N 2 (λ 2 + 4λ µ + 4µ 2 ) ≈ N 2 × 1.1 × 10 5 (N/m) 2 with N the number of layers, κ ≈ 10 −16 Nm is the bending modulus, T 0 the tension, k B is the Boltzmann constant, and r 0 is the resonator radius. Evaluation of eq.…”

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Graphene Nanoelectromechanical Systems as Stochastic-Frequency Oscillators

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In this Supporting Information section, we present derivations of the equations used in the main text as well as derivations of background material. Sections S1-S2 derive basic equations for the mechanics of the graphene sheet. Section S3 presents calculations of the magnitude of the expected signal when using the frequency modulated (FM) method for excitation and detection described in the main text.The remainder of the supplement can be divided into sections concerning the linewidth in the linear damping regime (Sections S4-S5) and phenomena in the nonlinear regime (S6-S7). Specifically, section S4 first presents derivations of the non-dissipative line broadening due to stiffness fluctuations induced by the coupling between the fundamental and the rest of the thermally excited membrane modes. Section S4 then considers dissipative mechanisms. The energy loss rate from

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“…If the capsule swells from the initial radius r 0 to a final radius r the energy of stretching of the shell is given by the elastic theory of membranes [13] …”

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Young's Modulus of Polyelectrolyte Multilayers from Microcapsule Swelling

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We measure Young's modulus of a free polyelectrolyte multilayer film by studying osmotically induced swelling of polyelectrolyte multilayer microcapsules filled with the polyelectrolyte solution. Different filling techniques and core templates were used for the capsule preparation. Varying the concentration of the polyelectrolyte inside the capsule, its radius and the shell thickness yielded an estimate of an upper limit for Young's modulus of the order of 100 MPa. This corresponds to an elastomer and reflects strong interactions between polyanions and polycations in the multilayer.

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Theory of Elasticity: Vol. 7 of Course of Theoretical Physics

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Study of the first paramagnetic to ferromagnetic transition in as prepared samples of Mn–Fe–P–Si magnetocaloric compounds prepared by different synthesis routes

Study of the first paramagnetic to ferromagnetic transition in as prepared samples of Mn–Fe–P–Si magnetocaloric compounds prepared by different synthesis routes

Graphene Nanoelectromechanical Systems as Stochastic-Frequency Oscillators

Young's Modulus of Polyelectrolyte Multilayers from Microcapsule Swelling

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