2020
DOI: 10.1103/physrevlett.124.158002
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Instability-Induced Pattern Formations in Soft Magnetoactive Composites

Abstract: Elastic instabilities can trigger dramatic microstructure transformations giving rise to unusual behavior in soft matter.Motivated by this phenomenon, we study instability-induced pattern formations in soft magnetoactive elastomer (MAE) composites deforming in the presence of a magnetic field. We show that identical MAE composites with periodically distributed particles can switch to a variety of new patterns with different periodicity upon developments of instabilities. The newly formed patterns and post-buck… Show more

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“…Note that the magneto-elastic material models (67) and ( 68) take no account of particleparticle interactions and thus neglect magneto-mechanical coupling in terms of pure material magnetostriction. However, it is emphasized that the neo-Hookean magnetization saturation model ( 68) allows for a satisfactory quantitative and very good qualitative agreement with the experimental data presented in previous works (Psarra et al, 2017(Psarra et al, , 2019Goshkoderia et al, 2020), although it is anticipated to be less accurate in the post-bifurcation regime, especially when wrinkles develop substantially due to the large shear strains. As a result, more elaborate magneto-mechanical models such as the ones proposed recently by Mukherjee et al (2020) are required to explore the effects of the strain-stiffening and the constituent phase properties (such as particle volume fraction, particle-particle interactions, etc) on the wrinkling instability of SMA structures, but such models are out of the scope of this paper.…”
Section: Specialization To the Neo-hookean Magneto-elastic Solidmentioning
confidence: 66%
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“…Note that the magneto-elastic material models (67) and ( 68) take no account of particleparticle interactions and thus neglect magneto-mechanical coupling in terms of pure material magnetostriction. However, it is emphasized that the neo-Hookean magnetization saturation model ( 68) allows for a satisfactory quantitative and very good qualitative agreement with the experimental data presented in previous works (Psarra et al, 2017(Psarra et al, , 2019Goshkoderia et al, 2020), although it is anticipated to be less accurate in the post-bifurcation regime, especially when wrinkles develop substantially due to the large shear strains. As a result, more elaborate magneto-mechanical models such as the ones proposed recently by Mukherjee et al (2020) are required to explore the effects of the strain-stiffening and the constituent phase properties (such as particle volume fraction, particle-particle interactions, etc) on the wrinkling instability of SMA structures, but such models are out of the scope of this paper.…”
Section: Specialization To the Neo-hookean Magneto-elastic Solidmentioning
confidence: 66%
“…has been adopted to investigate instability-induced pattern evolutions of the heterogeneous materials and structures (Psarra et al, 2017(Psarra et al, , 2019Goshkoderia et al, 2020).…”
Section: Specialization To the Neo-hookean Magneto-elastic Solidmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The elastic instabilities were used to adjust the stiffness or auxeticity of structured materials [25,32], open and close elastic bandgaps [33], and realize other unusual wave phenomena [34]. Adding a soft deformable matrix into the design facilitates extra coupling between stiff components, enabling more Materials 2021, 14, 2038 2 of 13 involved buckling behavior accompanied by the formation of various instability-driven patterns [35,36].…”
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“…Using an external field orienting the dipoles, the magnetic particles can be used for bending or stretching these elastic composites creating smart actuators [9,27]. The way particles are arranged in the matrix is relevant for creating different behaviors [28] and instabilities [9].…”
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