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  • 2023Modeling the thermal conductivity of carbon nanotube (CNT) nanofluids and nanocomposites – a fresh restart9citations
  • 2022Quasi-laminate and quasi-columnate modeling of dielectric and piezoelectric properties of cubic-cell metamaterials5citations
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Quasi-laminate and quasi-columnate modeling of dielectric and piezoelectric properties of cubic-cell metamaterials

  • Uhlířová, Tereza Unger
  • Hříbalová, Soňa
  • Pabst, Willi
Abstract

Dielectric and piezoelectric properties of closed-cell or open-cell metamaterials with cubic cells are predicted analytically via quasi-laminate / Q-lam and quasi-columnate / Q-col models. For dielectric properties also numerical results are given. Model predictions of relative permittivity are within the Wiener bounds. Q-lam model predictions are higher than Q-col model predictions (and even exceed the Hashin-Shtrikman upper bound), but the numerical results are in between these two predictions. Closed-cell metamaterials exhibit higher permittivity than open-cell metamaterials. The classical predictions by Rittenmyer et al. and Banno correspond to the Q-col model predictions for open-cell and closed-cell metamaterials, respectively. Model predictions for longitudinal piezoelectric charge coefficients are close to Newnham’s parallel model, i.e. relatively constant over a wide range of porosity, with a steep decrease as the porosity approaches 100 %. Brief comments are given on the transverse piezoelectric charge coefficient, the hydrostatic piezoelectric charge coefficient and the piezoelectric voltage coefficient.

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  • dielectric constant
  • porosity
  • metamaterial