Materials of micro-/nanometer dimensions have aroused remarkable interest, motivated by the diverse utility of unconventional mechanical and electronic properties distinguished from the bulk counterpart and various industrial applications such as electronic/optic devices and MEMS/NEMS. The size of their elements is now, ultimately, approaching nano

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Publisher

Jenny Stanford Publishing

Year

2016

ISBN

9789814669054

Edition

Topic

Physical Sciences

Subtopic

Mechanics

Front Cover
Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Fundamentals in Fracture Mechanics
Chapter 3: Elastoplastic Deformation of Thin Films
Chapter 4: Fracture of Thin Films
Chapter 5: Growth of Interface Crack
Chapter 6: Initiation of Interface Cracks
Chapter 7: Components Consisting of Nano-Elements
Chapter 8: Strength of Atomic Components
Chapter 9: Fracture Mechanics in Atomic Components
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