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Title: Approximate Closed-Form Solutions for Vibration of Nano-Beams of Local/Non-local Mixture
Authors: Ruta, Giuseppe
Eroğlu, Uğurcan
Keywords: Natural vibration
Constitutive boundary conditions
Nano-beams
Perturbation methods
Non-local elasticity
Publisher: Springer
Source: Eroğlu, U., & Ruta, G. (2022). Approximate closed-form solutions for vibration of nano-beams of local/non-local mixture. Meccanica, 57(12), 3033–3049. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11012-022-01612-7‌
Abstract: This paper presents an approach to natural vibration of nano-beams by a linear elastic constitutive law based on a mixture of local and non-local contributions, the latter based on Eringen's model. A perturbation in terms of an evolution parameter lets incremental field equations be derived; another perturbation in terms of the non-local volume fraction yields the variation of the natural angular frequencies and modes with the 'small' amount of non-locality. The latter perturbation does not need to comply with the so-called constitutive boundary conditions, the physical interpretation of which is still debated. The possibility to find closed-form solutions is highlighted following a thorough discussion on the compatibility conditions needed to solve the steps of the perturbation hierarchy; some paradigmatic examples are presented and duly commented.
URI: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11779/1892
https://doi.org/10.1007/s11012-022-01612-7
ISSN: 256455
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