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Archive of Applied Mechanics
Published in: Archive of Applied Mechanics 1/2019

02-07-2018 | SPECIAL

Mesoscopic characterization of magnetoelastic hybrid materials: magnetic gels and elastomers, their particle-scale description, and scale-bridging links

Author: Andreas M. Menzel

Published in: Archive of Applied Mechanics | Issue 1/2019

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Abstract

Magnetic hybrid materials in the form of magnetic gels and elastomers, that is, magnetic or magnetizable colloidal particles embedded in an elastic polymer matrix, are fascinating substances. By addressing and adjusting the magnetic interactions between the particles through external magnetic fields, their overall material properties can be tuned reversibly while in operation. A central goal is to understand how these features can be optimized and which structural properties of the materials determine their overall behavior and its tunability. Mesoscopic theories and modeling are necessary for these purposes, resolving the arrangement of the embedded particles and linking it to the macroscopic scale of the overall material behavior. Here, we overview such recent developments of mesoscopic approaches. Particularly, we address coarse-grained but efficient dipole-spring models, explicit analytical calculations using linear elasticity theory, numerical approaches that allow to characterize nonlinear effects, or density functional theory. In this way, various properties and types of behavior of these materials are revealed, for instance, their reversible tunability of static and dynamic mechanical moduli by magnetic fields, elastic interactions between the embedded particles mediated through the polymeric matrix, or a pronounced and reversibly tunable nonlinear stress–strain behavior. Links from the mesoscopic to the micro- and macroscopic level are outlined. We mention combined efforts of theoretical descriptions, modeling, numerical simulations, and experimental investigations. It becomes evident from our treatment that an integrated approach of theory, simulations, and experiments will significantly increase our further understanding of these materials in the future and will draw possible applications into sight.
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Title
Mesoscopic characterization of magnetoelastic hybrid materials: magnetic gels and elastomers, their particle-scale description, and scale-bridging links
Author
Andreas M. Menzel
Publication date
02-07-2018
Publisher
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Published in
Archive of Applied Mechanics / Issue 1/2019
Print ISSN: 0939-1533
Electronic ISSN: 1432-0681
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/s00419-018-1413-7

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