A Theory of Undamageable Graphene

Q2 Engineering

Engineering Transactions Pub Date : 2018-11-13 DOI:10.24423/ENGTRANS.942.20181113

G. Voyiadjis, P. Kattan

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Abstract

It is the aim of this work to develop and extend the theory of undamageable materials to graphene. An undamageable material is a material where the value of the damage variable remains zero throughout the deformation process. It is anticipated that the constitutive equations for undamageable graphene can be modeled with differential equations for the case of graphene. The equations are solved for three cases: n = 1, n = 2, and the general case of n. It is hoped that undamageable graphene can be achieved in the laboratory in the near future when the manufacturing technology advances so as to produce such materials.

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不可损坏石墨烯理论

这项工作的目的是发展和扩展不可损伤材料的理论到石墨烯。无损伤材料是指在整个变形过程中损伤变量的值保持为零的材料。预计不可损伤石墨烯的本构方程可以用石墨烯的微分方程来建模。方程分为三种情况求解：n=1、n=2和n的一般情况。希望在不久的将来，当制造技术进步时，可以在实验室中实现不可损坏的石墨烯，从而生产出这种材料。

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