Evaluation of effective thermal conductivity for carbon nanotube/polymer composites using control volume finite element method

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Recently emerging trends in thermal conductivity of polymer nanocomposites (2016, background): “…results of CNTs emanating from various studies ranges from significant improvement of thermal conductivity through low inclusion of CNT (Song and Youn 2006) to a reduced thermal conductivity by CNT concentration (Song and Youn 2005) revealing the complex challenges involved in…”
A 3D interface-enriched generalized finite element method for weakly discontinuous problems with complex internal geometries (2012, methodology): “A linear combination of the Lagrangian shape functions in these integration subelements are then used as the enrichment functions to capture the discontinuity in the gradient field.”
Topological design of structures and composite materials with multiobjectives (2007, background): “By following (Bensoussan et al., 1978; Sanchez-Palencia, 1980; Song and Youn, 2006 ), the effective thermal conductivity can be defined as the following form”
Sensitivity and randomness in homogenization of periodic fiber-reinforced composites via the response function method (2009, background): “Atomistic and nano levels appear to be the smallest resolutions (Clayton and Chung, 2006; Song and Youn, 2006), and some old methods have been revisited recently (Wang, 2006).”