Tetsuya UCHIMOTO

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Tohoku University

Japan

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Professor Tetsuya UCHIMOTO is a faculty member at Tohoku University in Japan. His research interests encompass impact damage detection, magnetic nondestructive testing, and the numerical simulation of high-frequency eddy current testing. Recent publications include studies on carbon fiber reinforced polymers and the evaluation of plastic strains in electrical steel, contributing to advancements in both theoretical understanding and practical applications in materials engineering.

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Sébastien Livi

Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

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Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

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Gael Sebald

Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

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Université de Cergy-Pontoise

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Articles (13)

Impact damage detection on carbon fiber reinforced polymer tube by a mutual differential Bobbin probe

Wall thinning quantification with a lift-off distance for ferromagnetic structures using pulsed ECT equipped with ICA-Gauss filter and Hough Transform

A Numerical Simulation Method for High-Frequency Eddy Current Testing Considering Displacement Current Effect

Low-frequency incremental permeability for the evaluation of deep carburization treatments: Theoretical understanding

Monte Carlo studies of skyrmion stabilization under geometric confinement and uniaxial strain

Barkhausen noise hysteresis cycle: Theoretical and experimental understanding

Carburization depth evaluation from magnetic nondestructive testing

Magnetic indicators for evaluating plastic strains in electrical steel: Toward non-destructive assessment of the magnetic losses

Quantitative evaluation of deep-shallow compound defects using frequency-band-selecting pulsed eddy current testing

Distinguishing evaluation of plastic deformation and fatigue damage using pulsed eddy current testing

Characterization of fatigue crack of hydrogen-charged austenitic stainless steel by electromagnetic and ultrasonic techniques

Water Uptake in Epoxy Ionic Liquid Free Film Polymer by Gravimetric Analysis and Comparison with Nondestructive Dielectric Analysis

Stochastic fluid dynamics simulations of the velocity distribution in protoplasmic streaming

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Sébastien Livi

nicolas mary

Gael Sebald

H. T. DIEP

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