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A new type of bubble raft--challenge for clever students

Submitted by Rod Ruoff on

17 years ago, while a postdoc at IBM meant to be doing other things, I thought about the following. Then recently I visited Ali Argon at MIT, and we discussed conventional bubble rafts and how useful they had been in studies of some problems in mechanics...such as of defects and so on.

Does anyone know a collection of Lennard Jones potential material constants??

Submitted by Mike Ciavarella on

I am trying to find out the theoretical adhesive strength limit of a few materials, or more precisely the ratio adhesive strength limit to elastic modulus. I think this is after all part of the Lennard-Jones constants potential - theoretical adhesive strength limit is simply the maximum of the curve.

Large-scale hierarchical molecular modeling of nanostructured biological materials

Submitted by Markus J. Buehler on

There have been several posts recently discussing new directions in computational mechanics. Here is a review article that appeared recently that may be of interest.

Large-scale hierarchical molecular modeling of nanostructured biological materials

Make your Excel calculations read like text books!

Submitted by BoJosley on

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