文档介绍：SpecialEE E Topics in the Theory
of Piezoelectricity
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Jiashi Yang
Editor
Special Topics in the Theory
of Piezoelectricity
Editor
Jiashi Yang
Department of Engineering Mechanics
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Nebraska Hall
Lincoln, NE 68588-0526
USA
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ISBN 978-0-387-89497-3 e-ISBN 978-0-387-89498-0
DOI -0-387-89498-0
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Library of Congress Control Number: 2009929638
Mathematics Subject Classification (2000): 74-xx
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Preface
Piezoelectric or, more generally, electroelastic materials, exhibit electrome-
chanical coupling. They experience mechanical deformations when placed in
an electric field and e electrically polarized under mechanical loads.
These materials have been used to make various electromechanical devices.
Examples include transducers for converting electric energy to mechanical
energy or vice versa, resonators and filters for munication and time-
keeping, and sensors for information collection.
Piezoelectricity has been a steadily growing field for more than a century,
progressed mainly by researchers from app