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Simulation dynamique du voilier
A sailing simulator has been developed from a new point of view. It will rather be for the sailor to use it than for the architect. One boat which characteristics were already known has been chosen.…
Kostia Roncin, Jean-Michel KobusFeb 5, 2010
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Rotating Electromagnetic Waves in Toroid-Shaped Regions
Electromagnetic waves, solving the full set of Maxwell equations in vacuum, are numerically computed. These waves occupy a fixed bounded region of the three dimensional space, topologically…
Claudia Chinosi, Lucia Della Croce, Daniele FunaroFeb 5, 2010
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Thermodynamics of Extended Bodies in Special Relativity
Relativistic thermodynamics is generalized to accommodate four dimensional rotation in a flat spacetime. An extended body can be in equilibrium when its each element moves along a Killing flow. There…
Tadas K NakamuraFeb 4, 2010
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A plasticity model with yield surface distortion for non proportional loading
In order to enhance the modeling of metallic materials behavior in non proportional loadings, a modification of the classical elastic-plastic models including distortion of the yield surface is…
Marc Louis Maurice FrançoisFeb 4, 2010
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A new yield criterion for the concrete materials
The proposed yield criterion depends upon two material constants and is proven to be smooth and convex under a simple condition. These properties induce a mathematical robustness that allows a…
Marc Louis Maurice FrançoisFeb 3, 2010
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Comparison of experimental and simulation distortions of quenched C-ring test parts
We present a mathematical method for identifying, separating and quantifying the 3D significant distortions. Measurement of a gas quenched C-ring type sample is performed by a Coordinate Measuring…
Nicolas Cyril, Baudouin Cyrille, Leleu Stéphane et al.Feb 2, 2010
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Space, Time and Coordinates in a Rotating World
The peculiarities of rotating frames of reference played an important role in the genesis of general relativity. Considering them, Einstein became convinced that coordinates have a different status…
Dennis DieksJan 31, 2010
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Noise in the wire: the real impact of wire resistance for the Johnson (-like) noise based secure communicator
We re-evaluate the impact of wire resistance on the noise voltage and current in the Johnson-(like)-noise based secure communicator, correcting the result presented in [Physics Letters A 359 (2006)…
Laszlo B. Kish, Jacob ScheuerJan 30, 2010
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Singular behaviour of the electromagnetic field (the static case revisited)
The singularities of the electromagnetic field are derived to include all the point-like multipoles representing an electric charge and current distribution. Partial results obtained in a previous…
Constantin Vrejoiu, Roxana ZusJan 23, 2010
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Fractal design for an efficient shell strut under gentle compressive loading
Because of Euler buckling, a simple strut of length L and Young modulus Y requires a volume of material proportional to L3 f1/2 in order to support a compressive force F, where f=F/YL2…
R. S. FarrJan 20, 2010
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Static deformation of heavy spring due to gravity and centrifugal force
The static equilibrium deformation of a heavy spring due to its own weight is calculated for two cases. First for a spring hanging in a constant gravitational field, then for a spring which is at…
Hanno Essen, Arne NordmarkJan 13, 2010
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Une nouvelle analyse des symétries d'un matériau élastique anisotrope. Exemple d'utilisation à partir de mesures ultrasonores
This note deals with stiffness tensors measured from anisotropic linear elastic materials, whose symmetry is unknown. Their possible symmetries (exact or approximative) are revealed by a pole figure.…
Marc Louis Maurice François, Yves Berthaud, Giuseppe GeymonatJan 13, 2010
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A damage model with non-convex free energy for quasi-brittle materials
A state coupling between the hydrostatic (volumetric) and deviatoric parts of the free energy is introduced in a damage mechanics model relevant for the quasi-brittle materials. It is shown that it…
Marc Louis Maurice FrançoisJan 13, 2010
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Comment on "Some novel delta-function identities"
We show that a form for the second partial derivative of 1/r proposed by Frahm and subsequently used by other workers applies only when averaged over smooth functions. We use dyadic notation to…
Jerrold FranklinJan 10, 2010
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Waveguide taper engineering using coordinate transformation technology
Spatial coordinate transformation is a suitable tool for the design of complex electromagnetic structures. In this paper, we define three spatial coordinate transformations which show the possibility…
Paul-Henri Tichit, Shah Nawaz Burokur, Andre de LustracJan 8, 2010
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Linear and angular momentum of electromagnetic fields generated by an arbitrary distribution of charge and current densities at rest
Starting from Stratton-Panofsky-Phillips-Jefimenko equations for the electric and magnetic fields generated by completely arbitrary charge and current density distributions at rest, we derive…
B. Thidé, J. Lindberg, H. Then et al.Jan 6, 2010
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Negative effective mass below a cut-off frequency
Negative mass phenomena occurring below a cut-off frequency is examined by both theoretical and experimental methods. The paper begins with the investigation on a mass-spring structure, the effective…
Shanshan Yao, Xiaoming Zhou, Gengkai HuJan 6, 2010
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Solitary wave solution to the generalized nonlinear Schrodinger equation for dispersive permittivity and permeability
We present a solitary wave solution of the generalized nonlinear Schrodinger equation for dispersive permittivity and permeability using a scaling transformation and coupled amplitude-phase…
Amarendra K. SarmaJan 5, 2010
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On the locus formed by the maximum heights of projectile motion with air resistance
We present an analysis on the geometrical place formed by the set of maxima of the trajectories of a projectile launched in a media with linear drag. Such a place, the locus of apexes, is written in…
H. Hernández-SaldañaJan 4, 2010
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Electrodynamics of balanced charges
In this work we modify the wave-corpuscle mechanics for elementary charges introduced by us recently. This modification is designed to better describe electromagnetic (EM) phenomena at atomic scales.…
Anatoli Babin, Alexander FigotinDec 28, 2009
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Reply to "Comment on `Can Maxwell's equations be obtained from the continuity equation?'" by E. Kapuscik [Am. J. Phys. 77, 754 (2009)]
This paper replies the comment by E. Kapuscik [Am. J. Phys. 77, 754 (2009)]
Jose A. HerasDec 26, 2009
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How to obtain the covariant form of Maxwell's equations from the continuity equation
The covariant Maxwell equations are derived from the continuity equation for the electric charge. This result provides an axiomatic approach to Maxwell's equations in which charge conservation is…
Jose A. HerasDec 26, 2009
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Design method for quasi-isotropic transformation materials based on inverse Laplace's equation with sliding boundaries
The deformation method of transformation optics has been demonstrated to be a useful tool, especially in designing arbitrary and nonsingular transformation materials. Recently, there are emerging…
Zheng Chang, Jin Hu, Xiaoming Zhou et al.Dec 25, 2009
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Singular behaviour of the electromagnetic field
The singularities of the electromagnetic field are derived to include all the point-like multipoles representing an electric charge and current distribution. Firstly derived in the static case, the…
C. Vrejoiu, R. ZusDec 23, 2009
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Euler equations in a 3+1 framework
In this paper we show how the non-relativistic transport equations for a simple fluid can be obtained using a 3+1 representation. A pseudo-galilean transformation is introduced in order to obtain the…
A. R. Sagaceta-Mejia, A. L. Garcia-PercianteDec 22, 2009
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