Titlebook: Structural Interfaces and Attachments in Biology; Stavros Thomopoulos,Victor Birman,Guy M. Genin Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media

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Daniel W. Weisgerber,Steven R. Caliari,Brendan A. C. Harleysian framework. An important goal in fitting a MIRT model is to accurately estimate the interrelationship among multiple latent traits. In Bayesian hierarchical modeling, this is realized through modeling the covariance matrix, which is typically done via the use of an inverse Wishart prior distribu

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The Challenge of Attaching Dissimilar Materialsare presented to demonstrate typical cases and problems associated with such joints. We include a brief discussion of the relevant fracture problem that should be addressed when designing or analyzing attachments of dissimilar materials.

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Functionally Graded Materials in Engineeringngineering, the authors aim to achieve their goals with only one of these factors, the volume fraction being a typical variable. The variation of the phase volume fractions may be exclusively through the thickness of the structure and/or in any other direction, such as in-surface coordinates of a plate or shell.

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The Challenge of Attaching Dissimilar Materialsto place into context the deeper treatments of the mechanics and physiology of material attachments studied throughout the rest of the book. Examples are presented to demonstrate typical cases and problems associated with such joints. We include a brief discussion of the relevant fracture problem th

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Models for the Mechanics of Joining Dissimilar Materials of some of these challenges by summarizing key model problems. The problems presented here fall under the category of small-strain, linear elasticity solutions. We discuss these solutions in the context of the attachment of tendon to bone.

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The Bone–Cartilage Interfaces bone–cartilage, or osteochondral, interface is of critical importance in articular joints and the spine due to the significant occurrence and health detriments of osteoarthritis and intervertebral disc degeneration. This chapter begins with a description of the morphological foundations of the bon

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Dentin/Adhesive Interface in Teetharge composite restorations can be traced to a breakdown of the bond at the tooth surface/composite material interface and increased levels of cariogenic bacteria at the perimeter of these materials. In this chapter, we discuss the dentin/adhesive bond, with a focus on the failure of current adhesiv