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A General Concept of Dynamic Materials

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An Introduction to the Mathematical Theory of Dynamic Materials

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Dynamic materials (DM) are defined as structures with parameters variable in space and time. Equivalent definition introduces DM as a union of material framework and the mass/momentum/energy fluxes between it and the environment. It is a thermodynamically open system supported by a non-stop exchange of said quantities.

Two conceptually different types of DM (activated and kinetic) are introduced in this chapter on the intuitive basis (this classification formalized in Chapter 3). DM have very dissimilar realizations, embracing such entirely different objects as the living tissue and traffic flow, along with sophisticated electromagnetic and/or mechanical devices produced by modern technology and briefly illustrated in the text.

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Lurie, K.A. (2017). A General Concept of Dynamic Materials. In: An Introduction to the Mathematical Theory of Dynamic Materials. Advances in Mechanics and Mathematics, vol 15. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-65346-4_1

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