线弹性应变下的孤立微观结构

Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A. Mathematical and Physical Sciences Pub Date : 2004-10-08 DOI:10.1098/rspa.2004.1334

Kewei Zhang

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摘要

我们在材料微观结构的几何线性多井模型中表明，“尺度”或井位置之间的距离可能是分离微观结构的一个因素。我们给出了阻止大规模微观结构的条件。同时，对于彼此靠近的井，结垢可以保留局部微观结构。我们还给出了分离微观结构所需的尺度的定量估计。

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Isolated microstructures on linear elastic strains

We show in the geometrically linear multi–well models for material microstructure that ‘scaling’ or distance between the locations of the wells can be a factor to separate microstructures. We give conditions that prevent large–scale microstructures. At the same time, scale preserves local microstructure for wells located close to one another. We also give some quantitative estimates of the scalings needed to separate microstructures.

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