The Selected Models of the Mesostructure of Composites [electronic resource] : Percolation, Clusters, and Force Fields /
Herega, Alexander.author.
This book presents the role of mesostructure on the properties of composite materials. A complex percolation model is developed for the material structure containing percolation clusters of phases and interior boundaries. Modeling of technological cracks and the percolation in the Sierpinski carpet are described. The interaction of mesoscopic interior boundaries of the material, including the fractal nature of interior boundaries, the oscillatory nature of it interaction and also the stochastic model of the interior boundaries’ interaction, the genesis, structure, and properties are discussed. One of part of the book introduces the percolation model of the long-range effect which is based on the notion on the multifractal clusters with transforming elements, and the theorem on the field interaction of multifractals is described. In addition small clusters, their characteristic properties and the criterion of stability are presented.
The Complex Percolation Model of Structure of Materials -- The Percolation Model of the Long-Range Effect -- Interaction of Mesoscopic Interior Boundaries of Materials -- The Small Clusters: Genesis, Structure and Features -- Conclusion.
This book presents the role of mesostructure on the properties of composite materials. A complex percolation model is developed for the material structure containing percolation clusters of phases and interior boundaries. Modeling of technological cracks and the percolation in the Sierpinski carpet are described. The interaction of mesoscopic interior boundaries of the material, including the fractal nature of interior boundaries, the oscillatory nature of it interaction and also the stochastic model of the interior boundaries’ interaction, the genesis, structure, and properties are discussed. One of part of the book introduces the percolation model of the long-range effect which is based on the notion on the multifractal clusters with transforming elements, and the theorem on the field interaction of multifractals is described. In addition small clusters, their characteristic properties and the criterion of stability are presented.
Physics.
Ceramics.
Glass.
Composites (Materials).
Composite materials.
Structural materials.
Amorphous substances.
Complex fluids.
Engineering—Materials.
Numerical and Computational Physics, Simulation.
Ceramics, Glass, Composites, Natural Materials.
Structural Materials.
Soft and Granular Matter, Complex Fluids and Microfluidics.
Materials Engineering.