Special Issue: Architectured Materials Mechanics
Special Issue: Architectured Materials Mechanics
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特刊：建筑材料力学
DOI：
10.1115/1.4044680
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发表时间：
2019
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通讯作者：
Barthelat, Francois
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作者：
Siegmund, Thomas;Barthelat, Francois
建筑材料和机械超材料是一种新兴的和令人兴奋的一类材料，具有优越的性能和多功能特性的承诺。这些材料的特征在于特定的和周期性的结构特征，其大于通常认为的微结构长度尺度（例如晶粒尺寸）但小于由结构化材料制成的最终部件的尺寸。这类材料包括但不限于晶格材料和蜂窝材料系统，由明确定义的尺寸和形状的构建块组成的致密材料系统。我们最近组织了一个国际理论与应用力学联合会（IUTAM）研讨会，致力于“建筑材料力学”在芝加哥，伊利诺伊州（美国），9月。2018年17-19日。该活动提供了对最新技术的回顾，并为讨论建筑材料科学和工程的未来提供了一个平台。它涵盖了所有类别的结构材料的力学，设计，制造和机械性能，包括晶格材料，超材料，多层系统和拓扑联锁材料。参加研讨会的89名研究人员来自18个国家：奥地利、加拿大、中国、丹麦、法国、德国、以色列、波兰、阿根廷、中国、韩国、瑞士、荷兰、西班牙、瑞典、瑞士、阿拉伯联合酋长国和美国。广泛的学科代表，包括物理，建筑，计算机科学，材料，土木，材料和机械工程。研讨会还显示了青年研究人员对这一专题研究的积极性，有32名研究生或博士后研究人员参加了研讨会。所有会议贡献的摘要可在参考。[1]的文件。
Architectured materials and mechanical metamaterials are an emerging and exciting class of materials with the promise of advantageous performance and multifunctional properties. These materials are characterized by specific and periodic structural features which are larger than what is typically considered a microstructural length scale (such as a grain size) but smaller than the size of the final component made of the architectured material. This class of materials includes but is not limited to lattice materials and cellular material systems, dense material systems composed of building blocks of well-defined size and shape. We recently organized an International Union of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (IUTAM) symposium dedicated to “Architectured Material Mechanics” in Chicago, IL (USA), Sept. 17–19, 2018. This event provided a review of the state of the art and a platform for discussions on the future of the science and engineering of architectured materials. It covered the mechanics, design, fabrication, and mechanical performance of all categories of architectured materials including lattice materials, metamaterials, multilayered system, and topologically interlocked materials. The 89 researchers who attended the symposium came from 18 countries: Austria, Canada, China, Denmark, France, Germany, Israel, Poland, Argentina, China, Korea, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, and United States. A wide range of disciplines was represented including Physics, Architecture, Computer Science, Materials, Civil, Materials and Mechanical Engineering. The symposium also demonstrated the enthusiasm of young researchers active in research on this topic as 32 participants were either graduate students or postdoctoral researchers. Abstracts of all conference contributions are available at Ref.[1].