Scientific Papers: On the Influence of Obstacles arranged in Rectangular Order upon the Properties of a Medium

By J. Strutt. 2009

437 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. Julius Kaplunov
2. Richard V. Craster
3. A. V. Pichugin
4. Lihua Shen
5. Zhangxin Chen

In Mechanics of Materials

1. Julius Kaplunov
2. Richard V. Craster
3. A. V. Pichugin
4. Lihua Shen
5. Zhangxin Chen

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• Critical review of the impact of tortuosity on diffusion (2007, background): “…and Maxwell (1881) 2 = (3 − )/2 Random homogeneous isotropic Neale and Nader (1973) sphere packings 2 = 2 − A hyperbola of revolution Petersen (1958) and Rayleigh (1892) 2 = −1/2 Not for monosized spheres Bruggemann (1935) 2 = −1/3 Partly saturated homogeneous isotropic Millington (1959) and van…”
• High-frequency homogenization for periodic media (2010, methodology): “In the latter case progress can also be made using Rayleigh’s multipole method (Rayleigh, 1892) and modern extensions and refinements are possible”
• A continuum of physics-based lithium-ion battery models reviewed (2022, methodology): “Bruggeman correlation [13, 125] or Rayleigh method [14, 103]).”