Fluid-solid mixtures and electrochemomechanics: the simplicity of Lagrangian mixture theory

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Autor(a) principal: Huyghe,Jacques M.
Data de Publicação: 2004
Outros Autores: Van Loon,R., Baaijens,F.T.P.
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Computational & Applied Mathematics
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Resumo: Today, the focus of physical scientists is shifting more to biology than ever before. A biological tissue is typically an ionised porous medium saturated with a solution of ions and neutral solutes. Because classical porous media theories do not account for ionisation, the present paper addresses this issue. The characteristic pore size in most biological applications is close to the molecular level and hence below the Debye-Hueckel scale. Not only pressure gradients and concentration gradients, but electrical gradients as well are intimately linked to fluid flow, ion flow and deformation.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Fluid-solid mixtures and electrochemomechanics: the simplicity of Lagrangian mixture theory
title Fluid-solid mixtures and electrochemomechanics: the simplicity of Lagrangian mixture theory
spellingShingle Fluid-solid mixtures and electrochemomechanics: the simplicity of Lagrangian mixture theory
Huyghe,Jacques M.
swelling
shale
cartilage
finite deformation
equipresence
title_short Fluid-solid mixtures and electrochemomechanics: the simplicity of Lagrangian mixture theory
title_full Fluid-solid mixtures and electrochemomechanics: the simplicity of Lagrangian mixture theory
title_fullStr Fluid-solid mixtures and electrochemomechanics: the simplicity of Lagrangian mixture theory
title_full_unstemmed Fluid-solid mixtures and electrochemomechanics: the simplicity of Lagrangian mixture theory
title_sort Fluid-solid mixtures and electrochemomechanics: the simplicity of Lagrangian mixture theory
author Huyghe,Jacques M.
author_facet Huyghe,Jacques M.
Van Loon,R.
Baaijens,F.T.P.
author_role author
author2 Van Loon,R.
Baaijens,F.T.P.
author2_role author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Huyghe,Jacques M.
Van Loon,R.
Baaijens,F.T.P.
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv swelling
shale
cartilage
finite deformation
equipresence
topic swelling
shale
cartilage
finite deformation
equipresence
description Today, the focus of physical scientists is shifting more to biology than ever before. A biological tissue is typically an ionised porous medium saturated with a solution of ions and neutral solutes. Because classical porous media theories do not account for ionisation, the present paper addresses this issue. The characteristic pore size in most biological applications is close to the molecular level and hence below the Debye-Hueckel scale. Not only pressure gradients and concentration gradients, but electrical gradients as well are intimately linked to fluid flow, ion flow and deformation.
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