Using a polarization method, the scattering problem for a two-dimensional inclusion embedded in infinite piezoelectric/piezomagnetic matrices is investigated. To achieve the purpose, the polarization method for a two-...Using a polarization method, the scattering problem for a two-dimensional inclusion embedded in infinite piezoelectric/piezomagnetic matrices is investigated. To achieve the purpose, the polarization method for a two-dimensional piezoelectric/piezomagnetic ＂comparison body＂ is formulated. For simple harmonic motion, kernel of the polarization method reduces to a 2-D time-harmonic Green＇s function, which is obtained using the Radon transform. The expression is further simplified under conditions of low frequency of the incident wave and small diameter of the inclusion. Some analytical expressions are obtained. The analytical solutions for generalized piezoelectric/piezomagnetic anisotropic composites are given followed by simplified results for piezoelectric composites. Based on the latter results, two numerical results are provided for an elliptical cylindrical inclusion in a PZT-5H-matrix, showing the effect of different factors including size, shape, material properties, and piezoelectricity on the scattering cross-section.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 10732100, 10572155)the Science and Technology Planning Project of Guangdong Province of China (No. 2006A11001002)the Ph. D. Programs Foundation of Ministry of Education of China (No. 2006300004111179)
文摘Using a polarization method, the scattering problem for a two-dimensional inclusion embedded in infinite piezoelectric/piezomagnetic matrices is investigated. To achieve the purpose, the polarization method for a two-dimensional piezoelectric/piezomagnetic ＂comparison body＂ is formulated. For simple harmonic motion, kernel of the polarization method reduces to a 2-D time-harmonic Green＇s function, which is obtained using the Radon transform. The expression is further simplified under conditions of low frequency of the incident wave and small diameter of the inclusion. Some analytical expressions are obtained. The analytical solutions for generalized piezoelectric/piezomagnetic anisotropic composites are given followed by simplified results for piezoelectric composites. Based on the latter results, two numerical results are provided for an elliptical cylindrical inclusion in a PZT-5H-matrix, showing the effect of different factors including size, shape, material properties, and piezoelectricity on the scattering cross-section.
