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Some New Advances in the Theory of Dynamic Materials

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Some recent advances in the theory of dynamic materials are listed in the paper. We discuss the technique used to determine the set of invariant characteristics of material mixtures in one spatial dimension and time, in the context of electrodynamics of moving dielectrics, versus the relevant results in traditional electrostatics. Some special features of dynamic materials demonstrated through a material design are advertised as well. Among them, we mention the possibility to eliminate the cut-off frequency in the waveguides with activated dielectric filling.

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Lurie, K.A. Some New Advances in the Theory of Dynamic Materials. Journal of Elasticity 72, 229–239 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:ELAS.0000018780.82718.19

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