New Book: Fundamentals of Micromechanics of Solids, by Jianmin Qu and Mohammed Cherkaoui

Fundamentals of Micromechanics of Solids,Jianmin Qu, Mohammed Cherkaoui
ISBN: 0-471-46451-1, Hardcover, 400 pages, August 2006, US $120.00

PART I: LINEAR MICROMECHANICS AND BASIC CONCEPTS

Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION

• 1.1 Background and Motivation
• 1.2 Objectives
• 1.3 Organization of Book
• 1.4 Notation Conventions
• References

Chapter 2 BASIC EQUATIONS OF CONTINUUM MECHANICS

• 2.1 Displacement and Deformation
• 2.2 Stresses and Equilibrium
• 2.3 Energy, Work, and Thermodynamics Potentials
• 2.4 Constitutive Laws
• 2.5 Boundary Value Problems for Small-Strain Linear Elasticity
• 2.6 Integral Representations of the Elasticity Solutions
• Problems
• 一个ppendix 2.A
• 一个ppendix 2.B
• 一个ppendix 2.C
• References and Suggested Readings

Chapter 3EIGENSTRAINS

• 3.1 Definition of Eigenstrains
• 3.2 Some Examples of Eigenstrains
• 3.3 General Solutions of Eigenstrain Problems
• 3.4 Examples
• Problems
• 一个ppendix 3.A
• 一个ppendix 3.B
• References and Suggested Readings

Chapter 4 INCLUSIONS AND INHOMOGENEITIES

• 4.1 Definitions of Inclusions and Inhomogeneities
• 4.2 Interface Conditions
• 4.3 Ellipsoidal Inclusion with Uniform Eigenstrains (Eshelby Solution)
• 4.4 Ellipsoidal Inhomogeneities
• 4.5 Inhomogeneous Inhomogeneities
• Problems
• 一个ppendix 4.A
• 一个ppendix 4.B
• References and Suggested Readings

Chapter 5 DEFINITIONS OF EFFECTIVE MODULI OF HETEROGENEOUS MATERIALS

• 5.1 Heterogeneity and Length Scales
• 5.2 Representative Volume Element
• 5.3 Random Media
• 5.4 Macroscopic Averages
• 5.5 Hill's Lemma§5.6 Definitions of Effective Modulus of Heterogeneous Media
• 5.7 Concentration Tensors and Effective Properties
• Problems
• References and Suggested Readings

Chapter 6: BOUNDS FOR EFFECTIVE MODULI

• 6.1 Classical Variational Theorems in Linear Elasticity
• 6.2 Voigt Upper Bound and Reuss Lower Bound
• 6.3 Extensions of Classical Variational Principles
• 6.4 Hashin-Shtrikman Bounds
• Problems
• References and Suggested Readings
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Chapter 7 DETERMINATION OF EFFECTIVE MODULI

• 7.1 Basic Ideas of Micromechanics for Effective Properties
• 7.2 The Eshelby Method
• 7.3 The Mori-Tanaka Method
• 7.4 Self-Consistent Methods for Composite Materials
• 7.5 Self-Consistent Methods for Polycrystalline Materials
• 7.6 Differential Schemes
• 7.7 Comparison of Different Methods
• Problems
• References and Suggested Readings

Chapter 8 DETERMINATION OF THE EFFECTIVE MODULI- MULTI-INCLUSION APPROACHES

• 8.1 The Composite-Sphere Model
• 8.2 The Three-Phase model§8.3 The Four-Phase Model
• 8.4 The Multicoated Inclusion Problem
• Problems
• 一个ppendix 8.A
• 一个ppendix 8.B
• 一个ppendix 8.C
• References and Suggested Readings

Chapter 9 EFFECTIVE PROPERTIES OF FIBER-REINFORCED COMPOSITE LAMINATES

• 9.1 Unidirectional Fiber-Reinforced Composites
• 9.2 Effective Properties of Multilayer Composites
• 9.3 Effective Properties of a Lamina
• 9.4 Effective Properties of a Laminated Composite Plate
• Problems
• 一个ppendix 9.A
• References and Suggested Readings

Chapter 10 BRITTLE DAMAGE AND FAILURE OF ENGINEERING COMPOSITES

• 10.1 Imperfect Interfaces
• 10.2 Fiber Bridging
• 10.3 Transverse Matrix Cracks
• Problems
• 一个ppendix 10.A
• References and Suggested Readings

Chapter 11 MEAN FIELD THEORY FOR NONLINEAR BEHAVIOR

• 11.1 Eshelby's Solution and Kröner's Model
• 11.2 Applications§11.3 Time-Dependent Behavior of Polycrystalline Materials: Secant Approach
• Problems
• References and Suggested Readings

Chapter 12 NON LINEAR PROPERTIES OF COMPOSITES MATERIALS - THERMODYNAMIC APPROACHES

• 12.1 Nonlinear Behavior of Constituents
• 12.2 Effective Potentials
• 12.3 Secant Approach
• Problems
• References and Suggested Readings

Chapter 13 MICROMECHANICS OF MARTENSITIC TRANSFORMATION IN SOLIDS

• 13.1相变机制不同Scales§13.2. Application: Thermodynamic Forces and Constitutive Equations for Single Crystals
• 13.3. Overall Behavior of Polycrystalline Materials with Phase Transformation
• Problems
• References and Suggested Readings