Titlebook: Mechanics of Generalized Continua; One Hundred Years Af Gérard A. Maugin,Andrei V. Metrikine Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC

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Micropolar Fluids: From Nematic Liquid Crystals to Liquid-Like Granular Mediavia short-range forces and couples. We look at the necessary modifications of the original model for it to describe two unusual materials: nematic liquid crystals on the one hand and liquid-like granular materials on the other hand.

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Linear Cosserat Elasticity, Conformal Curvature and Bounded Stiffnessear isotropic Cosserat models leading to the so called conformal curvature case . where . is the Cosserat microrotation. Imposing bounded stiffness greatly facilitates the Cosserat parameter identification and allows a well-posed, stable determination of the one remaining length scale parameter .. a

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Measuring of Cosserat Effects and Reconstruction of Moduli Using Dispersive Waves rotational degrees of freedom leads to the appearance of additional shear and rotational waves; however, only at high frequencies corresponding to the wave lengths comparable to the microstructural sizes. Such waves are difficult to detect. Rotations also affect the conventional s-waves (shear-rota

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Natural Lagrangian Strain Measures of the Non-Linear Cosserat Continuumulting unique strain measures have several distinguishing features and are called the natural ones. They are expressed through the translation vector and either the rotation tensor or various finite rotation vector fields. The relation of the natural strain measures to those proposed in the represen

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Requirements on Periodic Micromorphic Mediaial involving additional degrees of freedom. Making use of an appropriate homogenization methodology, the present contribution compares deformation states predicted by the homogenization technique to the deformation state within a reference solution. The results indicate on what terms the predicted