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9789814282444

Homogenization Methods for Multiscale Mechanics

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    9789814282444

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    9814282448

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2010-05-30
  • Publisher: Textstream

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Summary

In many physical problems several scales present either in space or in time, caused by either inhomogeneity of the medium or complexity of the mechanical process. A fundamental approach is to first construct micro-scale models, and then deduce the macro-scale laws and the constitutive relations by properly averaging over the micro-scale. The perturbation method of multiple scales can be used to derive averaged equations for a much larger scale from considerations of the small scales. In the mechanics of multiscale media, the analytical scheme of upscaling is known as the Theory of Homogenization The authors share the view that the general methods of homogenization should be more widely understood and practiced by applied scientists and engineers. Hence this book is aimed at providing a less abstract treatment of the theory of homogenization for treating inhomogeneous media, and at illustrating its broad range of applications. Each chapter deals with a different class of physical problems. To tackle a new problem, the novel approach of first discussing the physically relevant scales, then identifying the small parameters and their roles in the normalized governing equations is adopted. The details of asymptotic analysis are only explained afterwards.

Table of Contents

Dedicationp. v
Acknowledgmentsp. vii
Prefacep. ix
Introductory Examples of Homogenization Methodp. 1
Long Waves in a Layered Elastic Mediump. 1
Short Waves in a Weakly Stratified Elastic Mediump. 6
Dispersion of Passive Solute in Pipe Flowp. 10
Scale Estimatesp. 11
Multiple-Scale Analysisp. 12
Dispersion Coefficient for Steady Flowp. 17
Dispersion Coefficient for Oscillatory Flowp. 18
Typical Procedure of Homogenization Analysisp. 19
Referencesp. 20
Diffusion in a Compositep. 23
Basic Equations for Two Components in Perfect Contactp. 23
Effective Equation on the Macroscalep. 24
Effective Boundary Conditionp. 29
Symmetry and Positiveness of Effective Conductivityp. 33
Laminated Compositesp. 35
Bounds for Effective Conductivityp. 38
First Variational Principle and the Upper Boundp. 38
Dual Variational Principle and the Lower Boundp. 41
Hashin-Shtrikman Boundsp. 44
Results and Implicationsp. 44
Derivation of Hashin-Shtrikman Boundsp. 46
Other Approximate Results for Dilute Inclusionsp. 50
Thermal Resistance at the Interfacep. 52
Laminated Composites with Thermal Resistancep. 58
Effective Coefficientsp. 58
Application to Thermal Barrier Coatingsp. 61
Bounds for the Effective Conductivityp. 63
Variational Principles and Boundsp. 63
Application to a Particulate Compositep. 66
Chemical Transport in Aggregated Soilp. 70
Heat Transfer in a Two-Slab Systemp. 79
Referencesp. 82
Seepage in Rigid Porous Mediap. 85
Equations for Seepage Flow and Darcy's Lawp. 85
Uniqueness of the Cell Boundary-Value Problemp. 90
Symmetry and Positiveness of Hydraulic Conductivityp. 91
Numerical Computation of the Permeability Tensorp. 92
Seepage of a Compressible Fluidp. 96
Two-Dimensional Flow Through a Three-Dimensional Matrixp. 99
Governing Equationsp. 100
Homogenizationp. 103
Numerical Resultsp. 107
Porous Media with Three Scalesp. 109
Effective Equationsp. 110
Properties of Hydraulic Conductivityp. 113
Macropermeability of a Laminated Mediump. 114
Brinkman's Modification of Darcy's Lawp. 118
Effects of Weak Fluid Inertiap. 123
Spatial Averaging Theoremp. 130
Referencesp. 132
Dispersion in Periodic Media or Flowsp. 135
Passive Solute in a Two-Scale Seepage Flowp. 135
The Solute Transport Equation and Scale Estimatesp. 136
Macroscale Transport Equationp. 138
Numerical Computation of Dispersivityp. 145
Macrodispersion in a Three-Scale Porous Mediump. 149
From Micro- to Mesoscalep. 151
Mass Transport Equation on the Macroscalep. 152
Second-Order Seepage Velocityp. 156
Dispersion and Transport in a Wave Boundary Layer Above the Seabedp. 158
Depth-Integrated Transport Equation in the Boundary Layerp. 159
Effective Convection Velocityp. 164
Correlation Coefficients $$$ and Dispersivity Tensorp. 166
Dispersion Under a Standing Wave in a Lakep. 169
Derivation of Convection-Dispersion Equationp. 173
An Alternate Form of Macrodispersion Tensorp. 175
Referencesp. 176
Heterogeneous Elastic Materialsp. 179
Effective Equations on the Macroscalep. 180
The Effective Elastic Coefficientsp. 184
Application to Fiber-Reinforced Compositep. 185
Elastic Panels with Periodic Microstructurep. 186
Order Estimatesp. 189
Two-Scale Analysis and Effective Equationsp. 190
Homogeneous Plate - A Limiting Casep. 196
Variational Principles and Bounds for the Elastic Modulip. 199
First Variational Principle and the Upper Boundp. 199
Second Variational Principle and the Lower Boundp. 201
Hashin-Shtrikman Boundsp. 203
Partially Cohesive Compositesp. 208
Effective Equations on the Macroscalep. 210
Variational Principlesp. 212
Bounds for Particulate Compositesp. 219
Size Effects for Particulate Compositesp. 226
Critical Radii for Particulate Compositesp. 227
Properties of a Tensor of Fourth Rankp. 234
Referencesp. 235
Deformable Porous Mediap. 239
Basic Equations for Fluid and Solid Phasesp. 240
Scale Estimatesp. 242
Quasi-Static Poroelasticityp. 242
Dynamic Poroelasticityp. 244
Multiple-Scale Expansionsp. 246
Averaged Total Momentum of the Compositep. 248
Averaged Mass Conservation of Fluid Phasep. 251
Averaged Fluid Momentump. 252
Quasi-Static Casep. 252
Dynamic Casep. 253
Time-Harmonic Motionp. 254
Properties of the Effective Coefficientsp. 257
Three Identities for General Mediap. 257
Homogeneous and Isotropic Grainsp. 259
Computed Elastic Coefficientsp. 262
Boundary-Layer Approximation for Macroscale Problemsp. 263
The Outer Approximationp. 264
Boundary-Layer Correctionp. 267
Plane Rayleigh Wave in a Poroelastic Half Spacep. 272
Properties of the Compliance Tensorp. 274
Variational Principle for the Elastostatic Problem in a Cellp. 275
Referencesp. 276
Wave Propagation in Inhomogeneous Mediap. 279
Long Wave Through a Compact Cylinder Arrayp. 279
Bragg Scattering of Short Waves by a Cylinder Arrayp. 286
Envelope Equationsp. 287
Dispersion Relation for a Detuned Wave Trainp. 291
Scattering by a Finite Strip of Periodic Cylindersp. 292
Sound Propagation in a Bubbly Liquidp. 294
Scale and Order Estimatesp. 295
Near Field of a Spherical Bubblep. 296
The Intermediate Fieldp. 298
The Macroscale Equationp. 300
One-Dimensional Sound Through a Weakly Random Mediump. 302
Weakly Nonlinear Dispersive Waves in a Random Mediump. 306
Envelope Equationp. 306
Modulational Instabilityp. 311
Harmonic Generation in Random Mediap. 312
Long Waves in Shallow Waterp. 313
Harmonic Amplitudesp. 315
Gaussian Disorderp. 319
Referencesp. 321
Additional References on Homogenization Theoryp. 325
Subject Indexp. 327
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