Giuseppe Pitarresi

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Università degli Studi di Palermo

Italy

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Giuseppe Pitarresi is an Associate Professor at Università degli Studi di Palermo in Italy. His research focuses on the thermomechanical properties of materials, particularly nitinol and hyperelastic materials, as well as advanced methods for mechanical characterization. Recent publications include studies on thermoelastic effects, cyclic loading, and harmonic analysis in various material contexts.

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2025

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2022

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2021

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Gaetano Burriesci

University College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Inversion of the thermomechanical response in nitinol under cyclic loading: an analytical interpretation based on the thermoelastic effect theory

Evaluation of NiTi under low-amplitude cyclic loading by means of thermographic harmonic analysis

Effect of the apron in the mechanical characterisation of hyperelastic materials by means of biaxial testing: A new method to improve accuracy

Thermoelastic Stress Analysis for composite laminates: A numerical investigation

Standard mechanical testing is inadequate for the mechanical characterisation of shape-memory alloys: Source of errors and a new corrective approach

Evaluation of crack-closure by second harmonic thermoelastic stress analysis

On the correlation of temperature harmonic content with energy dissipation in C45 steel samples under fatigue loading

Investigation of the Thermomechanical Response of Cyclically Loaded NiTi Alloys by Means of Temperature Frequency Domain Analyses

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Gaetano Burriesci

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