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In this paper we attempt to answer two questions on graphene from a mechanic’s viewpoint: why does this one-atom-thick monolayer have finite bending stiffness to ensure its stability? and what is its wrinkle mechanism? As for the first question, it is found that the repulsive residual internal moment in the bond angle can lead to a nonzero bending stiffness, which makes the graphene flat. Together with long-range attraction among atoms, such as van der Waals forces, a graphene prefers to have a self-buckling wrinkled configuration with many waves.

Now let me introduce another impressive mechanical journal for you: 

Acta Mechanica Sinica(AMS)    Editorial Board    Submit an Article 

Dear Everyone,

I am so glad coming imechanica to meet everyone of you! I am an editor from Chinese Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, our society mainly publish five mechanical journals(three Chinese and two English). I would like to share recently published English articles for whom might be interested in.

Journal Tittle: Advances in Mechanics

Article Tittle: Complex systems and emergence: How theory meets reality

Author: Jianbo Gao(Wright State University)