Flexural wave band structure of magneto-elastic phononic crystal nanobeams based on the nonlocal theory
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(8)- Studies on band structure of magneto-elastic phononic crystal nanoplates using the nonlocal theory
- Hybrid Bragg-locally resonant bandgap behaviors of a new class of motional two-dimensional meta-structure
- Magnetically tunable bandgaps in phononic crystal nanobeams incorporating microstructure and flexoelectric effects
- Insights into the novel magnetoelectric coupling mechanism in soft materials due to Maxwell interactions
- Surface effect on band structure of magneto-elastic phononic crystal nanoplates subject to magnetic and stress loadings
- Selection of size dependency theory effects on the wave's dispersions of magneto-electro-thermo-elastic nano-beam resting on visco-elastic foundation
- Elastic wave band gaps in magnetoelectroelastic phononic crystals
- Active tuning of size-dependent band gaps of functionally graded porous phononic beam at nanoscale
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