Elastic Constants Relaxation in Disordered Heterogeneous Systems

A.V. Turik; L.A. Reznitchenko; A.I. Chernobabov; G.S. Radchenko; S.A. Turik; M.G. Radchenko

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.115.215

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Elastic Constants Relaxation in Disordered Heterogeneous Systems

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Using self-consistent effective-medium theory, we studied the complex elastic compliances of conducting disordered heterogeneous piezoelectric-polymer systems. The considered system is a random mixture of piezoelectric spheroids and polymer ones with the same orientation. The proximate cause of the effective elastic constants frequency dependencies was considered. The nature of the obtained spectra was analyzed.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 115)

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A.V. Turik, L.A. Reznitchenko, A.I. Chernobabov, G.S. Radchenko, S.A. Turik, M.G. Radchenko

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Conductivity, Effective Medium Theory, Elastic Constant, Elastic Spectra, Heterogeneous System, Relaxation

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