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Electrically tunable selective reflection of light from ultraviolet to visible and infrared by heliconical cholesterics
Jie Xiang, Yannian Li, Quan Li +4
Cholesteric liquid crystals with helicoidal molecular architecture are known for their ability to selectively reflect light with the wavelength that is determined by the periodicit…
On stress-dependent elastic moduli and wave speeds
Michel Destrade, Ray W. Ogden
On the basis of the general nonlinear theory of a hyperelastic material with initial stress, initially without consideration of the origin of the initial stress, we determine expli…
Large acoustoelastic effect
Zaki Abiza, Michel Destrade, Ray W. Ogden
Classical acoustoelasticity couples small-amplitude elastic wave propagation to an infinitesimal pre-deformation, in order to reveal and evaluate non-destructively third-order elas…
Initial stresses in elastic solids: Constitutive laws and acoustoelasticity
Moniba Shams, Michel Destrade, Ray W. Ogden
On the basis of the nonlinear theory of elasticity, the general constitutive equation for an isotropic hyperelastic solid in the presence of initial stress is derived. This derivat…
On Magnetoacoustic Waves in Finitely Deformed Elastic Solids
Michel Destrade, Ray W. Ogden
In this paper, in the context of the quasi-magnetostatic approximation, we examine incremental motions superimposed on a static finite deformation of a magnetoelastic material in t…
Boundary information inflow enhances correlation in flocking
Andrea Cavagna, Irene Giardina, Francesco Ginelli
The most conspicuous trait of collective animal behaviour is the emergence of highly ordered structures. Less obvious to the eye, but perhaps more profound a signature of self-orga…