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Materials science

model treating pinned dislocation segments as damped vibrating strings to explain amplitude-dependent internal friction and modulus defects.

In materials science, Granato-Lücke theory refers to model treating pinned dislocation segments as damped vibrating strings to explain amplitude-dependent internal friction and modulus defects. This meaning comes from Granato (1956) in Journal of Applied Physics.[1]

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References

Granato, A., & Lücke, K. (1956). Theory of Mechanical Damping Due to Dislocations. Journal of Applied Physics, 27(6), 583-593. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1722436

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