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jean-françois GANGHOFFER

Université de Lorraine

France

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Ibrahim Goda

Band gaps in metamaterials for vibration control, Energy absorption and damage mechanisms in auxetic core sandwich structures under extreme impact, Modeling of healing of microcracks in bone under electromechanical stimuli

Université de Franche-Comté

FRANCE

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Quasi-periodic asymptotic homogenization in the framework of strain gradient mechanics

Nonlinear wave propagation in homogenized strain gradient 1D and 2D lattice materials: Applications to hexagonal and triangular networks

A thermodynamic-based principle for accretion phenomena applied to the modeling of bone external remodeling

Chiral Cosserat homogenized constitutive models of architected media based on micromorphic homogenization

Construction of piezoelectric and flexoelectric models of composites by asymptotic homogenization and application to laminates

Mesh‐independent damage model for trabecular bone fracture simulation and experimental validation

Impact of damage on the propagation of Rayleigh waves in lattice materials

Macrohomogeneity condition for strain gradient homogenization of periodic heterogeneous media with interfacial strong discontinuities

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Ibrahim Goda

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