Toshio Mura has written extensively on micromechanics over the years, and in part due to his writings and many others in the field, micromechanics has gradually emerged as a recognized discipline in the study of mechanics of materials. The idea is to bring both the mechanics and physics on the micro scopic level to the macroscopic scale, so that the deformation and fracture processes of materials can be better understood. While much apparently remains to be done, this approach has already shed new light on certain selected topics and has proved to be fruitful. It is indeed a happy occasion to celebrate both Toshio's upcoming 65th birthday and the emergence of this young science at the same time. The volume contains thirty-seven original articles on the related topics of micromechanics and inhomogeneity; it is presented to Toshio by his friends, colleagues, and admirers as a wish for his good health and continuing pro ductivity. The contributors belong to both the applied mechanics and the materials communities, all with a common belief that micromechanics is an indispensable area of research. It is hoped that this somewhat balanced structure will make the volume more useful to a wider range of readers, and that in the meantime it will still reflect more or less the spectrum of Toshio's lifelong works. As Editors we have at the outset set the highest possible standards for the book, with a keen anticipation that the volume will be widely circulated for many years to come.
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Source title: Micromechanics and Inhomogeneity: The Toshio Mura 65th Anniversary Volume

Front Matter....Pages i-xxxv
An Inverse Problem in Nondestructive Inspection of a Crack in a Plate with an Inhomogeneity by Means of the Electrical Potential Method....Pages 1-15
The Effective Thermoelastic Properties of Whisker- Reinforced Composites as Functions of Material Forming Parameters....Pages 17-39
On the Specific Damaging Effects of Surface and Near-Surface Inclusions....Pages 41-64
On a Correspondence Between Mechanical and Thermal Effects in Two-Phase Composites....Pages 65-81
On Atomic Spacing in Large Regular Cubic Lattices....Pages 83-88
Crack Tip Toughening by Inclusions with Pairs of Shear Transformations....Pages 89-107
Boundary Conditions at Interfaces....Pages 109-114
On Viscoplasticity and Continuum Dislocation Theory....Pages 115-126
A Circular Inclusion with Slipping Interface in Plane Elastostatics....Pages 127-136
Mechanical Properties of Cracked Solids: Validity of the Self-Consistent Method....Pages 137-159
The Elastic and Diffusional Interaction of Spherical Inhomogeneities in a Uniaxial Stress Field....Pages 161-185
Analysis of Cracks in Transversely Isotropic Media....Pages 187-195
Modified Green Functions in the Theory of Heterogeneous and/or Anisotropic Linearly Elastic Media....Pages 197-211
Inclusions With and Without Free Surfaces in a Plane Strain....Pages 213-230
Interaction of Slip Bands in High-Cycle Fatigue Crack Initiation....Pages 231-241
Elastic Behavior of Laminated Flexible Composites Under Finite Deformation....Pages 243-256
On the Basic Components of the Interaction Energy Between Two Infinitesimal Circular Defects in an Isotropic Elastic Body....Pages 257-268
Successive Iteration Method in the Evaluation of Average Fields in Elastically Inhomogeneous Materials....Pages 269-282
Effects of Nonmetallic Inclusions on the Fatigue Strength of Metals....Pages 283-295
Elastic Solids with Microdefects....Pages 297-320
The Effective Moduli of Layered Media— A New Look at an Old Problem....Pages 321-339
Thermomechanical Hysteresis and Analogous Behavior of Composites....Pages 341-365
The Effect of Voids and Inclusions on Wave Propagation in Granular Materials....Pages 367-383
Crack, Dislocation Free Zone, and Dislocation Pile-Up Model for the Behavior of the Hall-Petch Relation in the Range of Ultrafine Grain Sizes....Pages 385-398
The Elastic Fields Produced by an Infinitesimal Dislocation Loop, an Interstitial Atom, and a Vacancy Moving with Uniform Velocity....Pages 399-406
Energy Consideration on a Branched and Curved Crack Extension....Pages 407-419
Elastic/Plastic Indentation Hardness of Ceramics: The Dislocation Punching Model....Pages 421-431
Some Thoughts on Inhomogeneous Distribution of Fillers in Composites....Pages 433-447
The Eigenvectors of the S Matrix and Their Relations with Line Dislocations and Forces in Anisotropic Elastic Solids....Pages 449-467
On the Strain Energy of Transformation Inhomogeneities in Solids....Pages 469-496
The Hemispherical Inhomogeneity Subjected to a Concentrated Force....Pages 497-509
Dislocation Inhomogeneity in Cyclic Deformation....Pages 511-533
Equivalence of Green’s Function and the Fourier Series Representation of Composites with Periodic Microstructure....Pages 535-558
Polarization, Virtual Mass, and Analogous Elastic Properties....Pages 559-571
Edge Crack Solution Through Use of Dislocation Shielding/Antishielding....Pages 573-580
Variational Estimates for the Overall Behavior of a Nonlinear Matrix—Inclusion Composite....Pages 581-597
Theory of Plasticity for a Class of Inclusion and Fiber-Reinforced Composites....Pages 599-622
Back Matter....Pages 623-632

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