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The Conservation Laws and Path-Independent Integrals for Piezo-Magnetic Media

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Path-independent integrals have important application value in dislocation, fracture mechanics and other defects theories. Motivated by concepts of Jacobi integral and cyclic integral in analytical mechanics and energy-momentum tensor in electro-magntic field, the conservation laws and path-independent integrals for piezo-magnetic media are derived in this paper.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 525-526)

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301-304

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November 2012

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Hai Yan Song, Jian Sheng Zhou, Zong Min Liu

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Conservation Laws, Path-Independent Integrals, Piezo-Magnetic Media

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