Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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277967 | International Journal of Solids and Structures | 2013 | 8 Pages |
The interaction between dislocations and surfaces is usually characterized by image forces. Most analytical solutions to image forces could be found in literatures for two-dimensional (2D) solids with or without the consideration of surface stress. This work provides alternative analytical formulations of image forces for nanowires which are in more flexible forms compared with the infinite power series solutions from complex variable method. Moreover, this work proposes analytical formulations of image forces for nanorods (3D) by approximating the 3D shape effect as a height-dependent shape function, which is obtained through curve fitting of the finite element results of image forces without surface stress. The results of nanowires are demonstrated to be acceptable compared with the classical solution and complex variable method. More importantly, the analytical formulation of nanorods has not been found in other literatures so far. This work could contribute to nanostructure design and provide guidance for the fabrication of high quality nanostructures.