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  1. Interfacial Mechanical Strength Characterization in Multilayered Materials via Nanoscale Impact and Nano Mechanical Raman Spectroscopy Experiments

    A composite materials strength can significantly depend on the constitutive description of interfaces. A computational model of composite deformation should, therefore, incorporate interface constitutive behavior. These interfaces poses several challenges in studying them due their length scales of …

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  2. A new solution for an edge dislocation with applications to the stress and fracture analysis of multilayered media

    The stress and fracture analysis of multilayered materials and structures containing crack-like defects is of interest in many research areas, such as composites, bio-mechanics, and geomechanics, and engineering applications, such as coatings, electronics, and adhesive joints. The main objective of …

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  3. Exploration of liquid crystal polymer packaging techniques for rf wireless systems

    … system platforms with high frequency, versatile, multilayered materials. This work intends to explore advanced 3-D integration for state-of the art components in wireless systems using LCP multilayer organic platforms. Several packaging techniques are discussed that utilize the inherent benefits …

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  4. Dislocation Modeling of Mechanical Properties of Nanolayered Composite Materials

    Nanoscale multilayered materials exhibit extraordinary strength, due to the abilityof these systems to confine slip to individual layers. This work adopts a premisesuggested by embedded atom simulations in copper-niobium multilayers that the tensileyield strength is determined approximately by the …

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