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Theory of Piezoelectricity
Tue, 2010-04-20 04:53 - Rahim
Hi there;
Do anyone know? I mean, is there any graduate course in the title of "Theory of Piezoelectricity" or "Theory of Electroelasticity" -or thing like that, related to the concepts of electro-mechanical coupling behaviour of smart materials- at any university? If so, would you please tell me the name of that institute?
I appreciate any assistance.
Thank you;
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Smart materials notes
This link contains notes from a course I taught on the mechanics of active/smart materials.
http://www.ae.utexas.edu/~landis/Landis/Teaching.html
Thanks.
›Dear Dr. Landis;
Thank you very much for your assistance.
Good Luck.
Have you read any
Have you read any books on Piezoelectricity? There is a graduate textbook by Prof Jiashi Yang at University of Nebraska-Lincoln. he also published a few more monographs on the same subject. Naturaly, he is teaching graduate class there also.
There are more classes on the subject in other institutions. For instance, I am teaching one at Ningbo University, China for acoustic wave device applications.
-Ji Wang
Thank you!
Dear Dr. Wang;
Thank you very much for your assistance. In fact, I am a graduate student at Isfahan University of Technology, Iran having a course on mechanics of smart material which it's first (and the most important) reference is "Theory pf Piezoelectricity by Dr. Yang". I wanted to know is there any other course with similar titles.
Anyway thank you again.
Good Luck.
Yes, Prof. wang' advice is
Yes, Prof. wang' advice is good and suitable to you. This is the website of Jiashi Yang: http://www.unl.edu/ncmn/faculty/yang.shtml.
He had many papers that can be downloaded in his personal web http://engm.unl.edu/faculty07/yang.shtml ago, but now, this web is not available. So if you need his papers, you can send email to him. His email can be found in his web.
Of course, Prof. Wang has always focused on the study in acoustic wave device and has rich experience in piezoelectricity theory, I believe he can help you too! His laboratory web is http://piezo.nbu.edu.cn
Hope this advice can help you!
Thank you.
›Dear Jiansong;
Thank you very much for useful comments.
I wish you best of luck.
A good book on piezoelectricity
Hi,
The book:
Electromagnetoelasticity: Piezoelectrics and Electrically Conductive Solids by V. Z. Parton
is a good book on the topic.
Good luck with your research.