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The following pages link to A dynamic theory for magnetizable elastic solids with thermal and electrical conduction (Q1845654):

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• A generalized variational model of magneto-thermo- elasticity for nonlinearly magnetized ferroelastic bodies (Q532819) (← links)
• A few results on the foundation of the theory and behavior of nonlinear magnetoelastic plates carrying an electrical current (Q536329) (← links)
• A theoretical model of eddy current nondestructive test for electromagnetoelastic materials (Q581113) (← links)
• Nonlinear equations for thermoelastic magnetizable conductors (Q751888) (← links)
• Development of a small-deformation material model for an isotropic magneto-active elastomer (Q776649) (← links)
• On the law of energy conservation in the classical electrodynamics of deformable media - A generalization of the Poynting theorem (Q794823) (← links)
• A new nonlinear constitutive theory for conducting magnetothermoelastic solids (Q802379) (← links)
• The method of virtual power in continuum mechanics: Application to coupled fields (Q1137445) (← links)
• A note on magnetothermoelastic interactions (Q1197192) (← links)
• On thermodynamics and thermostatics of viscous thermoelastic solids in the electromagnetic fields. A Lagrangian formulation (Q1228267) (← links)
• Magnetoelastic buckling of thin plates in a uniform transverse magnetic field (Q1249467) (← links)
• A dynamic theory for polarizable and magnetizable magneto-electro thermoviscoelastic, electrically and thermally conductive anisotropic solids having magnetic symmetry (Q1253140) (← links)
• Dissipative ferroelectricity at finite strains. Variational principles, constitutive assumptions and algorithms (Q1617883) (← links)
• Thermodynamic modeling of fully coupled finite-deformation thermo-electro-magneto-mechanical behavior for multifunctional applications (Q1621828) (← links)
• Modeling and analysis of a magnetoelastic annular membrane placed in an azimuthal magnetic field (Q5866566) (← links)