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Formulations of elastodynamic equations for anisotropic multiphase porous piezoelectric media based on global energy conservation
Multiphase porous piezoelectric media are essential for advanced transducers and smart sensors. Existing theories typically postulate Newton's second law for each phase or rely on phenomenological Hamiltonian constructions. The former forces \emph{ad hoc} virtual-mass tensors to describe interphase
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