Size-dependent vibration characteristics of fluid-conveying microtubes

By Lin Wang. 2010

224 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Control and Systems Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/7ca5c1a3ef151d52dbdb001c252b801c22512037

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In Control and Systems Engineering

1. R. Aghazadeh
2. Xiping Wang
3. S. Dag
4. Junfeng Zhao
5. E. Cigeroglu
6. Binglei Wang
7. Shenjie Zhou

In Materials Chemistry

1. Binglei Wang
2. Junfeng Zhao
3. R. Aghazadeh
4. Xiping Wang
5. S. Dag
6. E. Cigeroglu
7. Shenjie Zhou
8. Ö. Civalek

In Mechanical Engineering

1. Xiping Wang
2. Junfeng Zhao
3. E. Cigeroglu
4. Binglei Wang
5. Shenjie Zhou

Citations in the corpus

• Static and free vibration analyses of small-scale functionally graded beams possessing a variable length scale parameter using different beam theories (2014, background): “[5] W. L. Wang, S. J. Hu, “Modal response and frequency shift of the cantilever in a noncontact atomic force microscope”, APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS 87 (2005) 183506.”
• Nonlinear microbeam model based on strain gradient theory (2012, methodology): “Wang [24] and Xia and Wang [25] developed microstructure-dependent Bernoulli–Euler and Timoshenko models for dynamics of micropipes containing internal fluid using the modified couple stress theory.”