2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.apm.2020.08.059
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Nanomanipulation of elliptic and cubic nanoparticles with consideration of the impact theories

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“…Moreover, the characteristic relaxation time 1/η is assumed to be much larger than the impact duration, that is, ηt c ≪ 1 or, which is asymptotically the same, ηt 0 c ≪ 1. The analytical approximations are given in terms of the small dimensionless parameter ε, which, in view of (1) and (24), is proportional to ηt 0 c , where t 0 c is the Hertzian impact duration (see Equations ( 1) and (7) 2 ). Namely, Hertz's theory of impact yields the following characteristic time:…”
Section: Materials Parameter Identification Via Impact Testingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Moreover, the characteristic relaxation time 1/η is assumed to be much larger than the impact duration, that is, ηt c ≪ 1 or, which is asymptotically the same, ηt 0 c ≪ 1. The analytical approximations are given in terms of the small dimensionless parameter ε, which, in view of (1) and (24), is proportional to ηt 0 c , where t 0 c is the Hertzian impact duration (see Equations ( 1) and (7) 2 ). Namely, Hertz's theory of impact yields the following characteristic time:…”
Section: Materials Parameter Identification Via Impact Testingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent interest in viscoelastic impact arose in modeling such diverse phenomena as dynamic response of biological soft tissues [4], hopping of a rover on an asteroid [5], fruit drop tests [6], impact of nanomanipulation of nanoparticles [7], kinetic energy dissipation in granular matter [8], seismic pounding [9], erosion [10], and protective performance of flexible polymer material [11]. It goes without saying that the case of linearly viscoelastic materials is a base case for more elaborate time-dependent material models such as poroviscoelasticity [12] and surface viscoelasticity [13].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also, considering the approximate relation of the Hunter impact, the effects of the impact on motion are also considered. Finally, the results are calculated after 3 s under constant, linear, second-order and Sin forces for elliptical and cubic nanoparticles [ 22 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%