Mathematical Modeling of Thin Multiphysical Structures

Christian Licht; Thibaut Weller

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.47-50.483

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Mathematical Modeling of Thin Multiphysical Structures

Abstract:

Smart materials, which present significant multiphysical couplings, are now widely used for the conception of smart structures whose mathematical modelings are here presented in the case of thin plates or slender rods made of piezoelectric or electromagneto-elastic materials.