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Actuation of magnetoelastic membranes in precessing magnetic fields.


ABSTRACT: Superparamagnetic nanoparticles incorporated into elastic media offer the possibility of creating actuators driven by external fields in a multitude of environments. Here, magnetoelastic membranes are studied through a combination of continuum mechanics and molecular dynamics simulations. We show how induced magnetic interactions affect the buckling and the configuration of magnetoelastic membranes in rapidly precessing magnetic fields. The field, in competition with the bending and stretching of the membrane, transmits forces and torques that drives the membrane to expand, contract, or twist. We identify critical field values that induce spontaneous symmetry breaking as well as field regimes where multiple membrane configurations may be observed. Our insights into buckling mechanisms provide the bases to develop soft, autonomous robotic systems that can be used at micro- and macroscopic length scales.

SUBMITTER: Brisbois CA 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6377459 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Feb

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Actuation of magnetoelastic membranes in precessing magnetic fields.

Brisbois Chase Austyn CA   Tasinkevych Mykola M   Vázquez-Montejo Pablo P   Olvera de la Cruz Monica M  

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 20190125 7


Superparamagnetic nanoparticles incorporated into elastic media offer the possibility of creating actuators driven by external fields in a multitude of environments. Here, magnetoelastic membranes are studied through a combination of continuum mechanics and molecular dynamics simulations. We show how induced magnetic interactions affect the buckling and the configuration of magnetoelastic membranes in rapidly precessing magnetic fields. The field, in competition with the bending and stretching o  ...[more]

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