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    Formulation for static behavior of the viscoelastic Euler-Bernoulli micro-beam based on the modified couple stress theory

    , Article ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition, Proceedings (IMECE) ; Volume 9, Issue PARTS A AND B , 2012 , Pages 129-135 ; 9780791845257 (ISBN) Taati, E ; Nikfar, M ; Ahmadian, M. T ; Sharif University of Technology
    2012
    Abstract
    In this work an analytical solution is presented for a viscoelastic micro-beam based on the modified couple stress theory which is a non-classical theory in continuum mechanics. The modified couple stress theory has the ability to consider small size effects in micro-structures. It is strongly emphasized that without considering these effects in such structures the solution will be wrong and not suitable for designing systems in micro-scales. In this study correspondence principle is used for deriving constitutive equations for viscoelastic material based on the modified couple stress theory. Governing equilibrium equations are obtained by considering an element of micro-beam. Closedform... 

    Determination of classical behaviour of the Earth for large quantum numbers using quantum guiding equation

    , Article Pramana - Journal of Physics ; Volume 93, Issue 4 , 2019 ; 03044289 (ISSN) Soltanmanesh, A ; Shafiee, A ; Sharif University of Technology
    Springer  2019
    Abstract
    For quantum systems, we expect to see the classical behaviour at the limit of large quantum numbers. Hence, we apply Bohmian approach for describing the evolution of Earth around the Sun. We obtain possible trajectories of the Earth system with different initial conditions which converge to a certain stable orbit, known as the Kepler orbit, after a given time. The trajectories are resulted from the guiding equation p= ∇ S in the Bohmian mechanics, which relates the momentum of the system to the phase part of the wave function. Except at some special situations, Bohmian trajectories are not Newtonian in character. We show that the classic behaviour of the Earth can be interpreted as the...