Theory of electromagnetic elastic plates

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TextoSeries ; International Journal of Engineering Science, 27(4), p.363-375, 1989Trabajos contenidos:

Eringen, A. C

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Resumen: Field equations are obtained for elastic solids (carrying static bias fields)subject to small dynamical loads and electromagnetic (EM)fields. The general theory is then used to derive basic equations and boundary conditions for thin elastic plates (carrying static bias EM fields)and disturbed by dynamical perturbations. Both flexural and in-plane motions are considered. Field equations are solved to determine critical transverse electric field and surface charge that cause buckling of a plate.

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Field equations are obtained for elastic solids (carrying static bias fields)subject to small dynamical loads and electromagnetic (EM)fields. The general theory is then used to derive basic equations and boundary conditions for thin elastic plates (carrying static bias EM fields)and disturbed by dynamical perturbations. Both flexural and in-plane motions are considered. Field equations are solved to determine critical transverse electric field and surface charge that cause buckling of a plate.

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