Theoretical description of a delamination mechanism in fibrous micro- and nanocomposites
Abstract Theoretical analysis and numerical modeling of unidirectional fibrous micro- and nanocomposites carried out based on the theory of two-component mixture testify that the second mode of a transverse wave propagating along and polarized across the fibers may produce, at high frequencies, a ki...
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