E. Arzt

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Size effects in materials due to microstructural and dimensional constraints: a comparative review
  • E. Arzt
  • Materials Science
  • 9 October 1998
Abstract Effects of size on predominantly mechanical properties of materials are reviewed at a first-order level. Microstructural constraints, e.g. due to second-phase particles and grain boundaries,… Expand
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The influence of an increasing particle coordination on the densification of spherical powders
  • E. Arzt
  • Materials Science
  • 1 October 1982
Abstract The densification of spherical polders by cold compaction, hot-isostatic pressing and sintering can be described in terms of the shrinkage of the Voronoi cells associated lith the initial… Expand
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Resolving the nanoscale adhesion of individual gecko spatulae by atomic force microscopy
Animals that cling to walls and walk on ceilings owe this ability to micron and nanoscale attachment elements. The highest adhesion forces are encountered in geckoes, which have developed intricate… Expand
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Adhesion of bioinspired micropatterned surfaces: effects of pillar radius, aspect ratio, and preload.
Inspired by biological attachment systems, micropatterned elastomeric surfaces with pillars of different heights (between 2.5 and 80 microm) and radii (between 2.5 and 25 microm) were fabricated.… Expand
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Local mechanical properties of the head articulation cuticle in the beetle Pachnoda marginata (Coleoptera, Scarabaeidae)
SUMMARY Insect exoskeleton (cuticle) has a broad range of mechanical properties depending on the function of a particular structure of the skeleton. Structure and mechanical properties of the… Expand
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Effects of contact shape on the scaling of biological attachments
Adhesion of biological systems has recently received much research attention: the survival of organisms ranging from single cells and mussels to insects, spiders and geckos relies crucially on their… Expand
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Fabrication approaches for generating complex micro- and nanopatterns on polymeric surfaces.
3.2. Two-Photon Lithography (TPL) 919 4. Serial Writing with Charged Particles 920 4.1. Electron Beam Lithography 920 4.2. Ion Beam Lithography 920 4.3. Scanning Probe Resist Lithography 921 5.… Expand
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Contact shape controls adhesion of bioinspired fibrillar surfaces.
Following a recent bioinspired paradigm, patterned surfaces can exhibit better adhesion than flat contacts. Previous studies have verified that finer contact structures give rise to higher adhesion… Expand
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Adhesion design maps for bio-inspired attachment systems.
Fibrous surface structures can improve the adhesion of objects to other surfaces. Animals, such as flies and geckos, take advantage of this principle by developing "hairy" contact structures which… Expand
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Practical applications of hotisostatic Pressing diagrams: Four case studies
The construction of mechanism maps for hot-isostatic pressing is described. Maps are constructed for a number of materials of commercial and scientific interest: a tool steel, a superalloy, Al2O3,… Expand
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