Contact problems for soft, biological and bioinspired materials / Feodor M. Borodich, Xiaoqing Jin, editors.
This book contains contributions from leading researchers in biomechanics, nanomechanics, tribology, contact mechanics, materials science and applications on various experimental techniques including atomic force microscopy (AFM) for studying soft, biomimetic and biological materials and objects. Bi...
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2022.
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Table of Contents:
- Chapter1. Adhesion of living cells: Mechanisms of adhesion and contact models (F.M. Borodich, B.A. Galanov, L.M. Keer, and M.M. Suarez-Alvarez)
- Chapter2. Contact problem in indentation measurements of soft, biological and bioinspired materials. Indentation of soft materials, biological cells (I. Sokolov )
- Chapter 3. Mechanical properties of the cell surface layer measured by contact atomic force microscopy (M. N. Starodubtseva )
- Chapter4. Capillary adhesion effect in contact interaction of soft materials (I.G. Goryacheva, Yu.Yu. Makhovskaya)
- Chapter 5. Influence of a soft elastic layer on adhesion of rough surfaces (Q. Li, I.A. Lyashenko, R. Pohrt, V.L. Popov )
- Chapter6. Asymptotic modeling scheme for analysis of bio-inspired fibrillar adhesive interfaces - A short review (I. Argatov )
- Chapter 7. Spreading of red caviar cells: The knife-cell and the cell-cell adhesive interactions (F.M. Borodich and S.N. Gorb )
- Chapter 8. Mechanical characterisation of polymeric materials using nanoindentation (H. Gonabadi, A. Yadav and S. Bull )
- Chapter 9. Indentation tests of biological materials: Theoretical aspects (X. Jin, P. Li and F.M. Borodich )
- Chapter 10. Contact of sliders with viscoelastic solids (E. Torskaya, F. Stepanov )
- Chapter 11. Characterisation of an AFM tip bluntness using indentation of soft materials (S. Baqain, F.M. Borodich, and E. Brousseau )
- Chapter 12.The JKR formalism in applications to problems of adhesive contact (F.M. Borodich )