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Elastic constants heterogeneous polymers

There have been many efforts for combining the atomistic and continuum levels, as mentioned in Sect. 1. Recently, Santos et al. [11] proposed an atomistic-continuum model. In this model, the three-dimensional system is composed of a matrix, described as a continuum and an inclusion, embedded in the continuum, where the inclusion is described by an atomistic model. The model is validated for homogeneous materials (an fee argon crystal and an amorphous polymer). Yang et al. [96] have applied the atomistic-continuum model to the plastic deformation of Bisphenol-A polycarbonate where an inclusion deforms plastically in an elastic medium under uniaxial extension and pure shear. Here the atomistic-continuum model is validated for a heterogeneous material and elastic constant of semi crystalline poly( trimethylene terephthalate) (PTT) is predicted. [Pg.41]


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