Pierre Maréchal

Assistant Professor

Normandie Université

France

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Pierre Maréchal is an Assistant Professor at Université Le Havre Normandie, France. His research focuses on inverse problem-solving in acoustic characterization, the acoustic performance of building materials, and the thermoelectromechanical response of piezocomposites. He has published recent articles exploring the effects of defects in viscoelastic media, as well as innovative models for ultrasonic transducer applications and phononic crystal control.

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Romain Léger

Assistant Professor / Dr.Eng.

Institut Mines-Télécom

FRANCE

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Damien LEDUC

Professor (Associate)

University of Le Havre

FRANCE

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Valerie J Pinfield

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Loughborough University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (11)

Inverse problem-solving method applied to the acoustic characterisation of a thin film via the Debye series method (DSM)

Assessing acoustic performance of building material: A finite element model for 3D printed multilayer micro-perforated panels with compressed earth blocks

Phenomenological model for predicting thermoelectromechanical response of 2-2 piezocomposite

Discrimination between weak adhesion, delamination and kissing bond at the interfaces of composite bonded assemblies

Electric control of a phononic crystal constituted of Piezoelectric layers using Schottky diode

Acoustic Splitter Waves Based on Ramified System Made of Waveguides

Generalized homogenization model of piezoelectric materials for ultrasonic transducer applications

Homogenized electromechanical coefficients and effective parameters of 1–3 piezocomposites for ultrasound imaging transducers

On the simulation of the influence of defects on immersed plane periodic multilayer viscoelastic media

Ultrasound evaluation of the mechanical properties as an investigation tool for the wood-polymer composites including olive wood flour

Scattering coefficients for a sphere in a visco-acoustic medium for arbitrary partial wave order

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Romain Léger

Damien LEDUC

Valerie J Pinfield

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