An analytic theory of periodically perturbed magneto-inductive waveguides is developed and used to determine the mode spectrum of distorted MI ring resonators. A set of coupled equations is first established from the recurrence equations for an infinite set of coupled elements, and used to determine the dispersion equation. Solutions for ring resonators are then found using periodic boundary co...

wide range of planar structures in new technologies has attracted special consideration. in this research vibration behavior of plates with non-linear edges is investigated by means of finite difference (fd) method. for this issue, classical and analytical solutions for plates with linear edges were analyzed and mutual equations, needed for numerical calculation were extracted. by expanding the...

In this paper, a relatively new method, namely variational iteration method (VIM), is developed for free vibration analysis of a Timoshenko beam with different boundary conditions. In the VIM, an appropriate Lagrange multiplier is first chosen according to order of the governing differential equation of the boundary value problem, and then an iteration process is used till the desired accuracy ...

in this paper, a thermoelasticity solution for steady state response of thick cylinders which are subjected to pressure and external heat flux in inner surface is presented. displacement field obeys the kinematics of the first order shear deformation theory (fsdt). it is assumed that the temperature varies both along the length and the thickness. the variation of the temperature occurs linearly...

In this paper, the vibrational and buckling analysis of a cylindrical sandwich panel with an elastic core under thermo-mechanical loadings is investigated. The modeled cylindrical sandwich panel as well as its equations of motions and boundary conditions is derived by Hamilton’s principle and the first-order shear deformation theory (FSDT). For the first time in the present study, various bound...

Abstract We show quantum systems with disordered Hamiltonians may exhibit order in commonly measured quantities. This counter-intuitive situation is demonstrated using a conventional tight binding model for two-dimensional nanoribbons various boundary conditions. The analysis uses the traditional non-equilibrium Green's function (NEGF) methodology electron transport. study dragon nanodevices th...