This book introduces the mechanical principles governing the behaviour of biological materials. The systematic approach is based on one-dimensional, two-dimensional, and three-dimensional biological materials. Essential mathematical tools are developed from first principles and applied to materials like spider silk, blood vessels, and bone.
This book introduces the mechanical principles governing the behaviour of biological materials. The systematic approach is based on one-dimensional, two-dimensional, and three-dimensional biological materials. Essential mathematical tools are developed from first principles and applied to materials like spider silk, blood vessels, and bone.
Manuel Elices is a Foreign Member of the National Academy of Engineering, USA, Member of the Royal Spanish Academy of Sciences, Member of the Royal Spanish Academy of Engineering, and Emeritus Professor of Materials Science at the Polytechnical University of Madrid, Spain. Gustavo Guinea is a Corresponding Member of the Royal Spanish Academy of Sciences, Professor of Materials Science, former Director of the Centre for Biomedical Technology at the Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain, and Head of the Laboratory for Biomaterials and Regenerative Engineering at this Centre. John Morton is a Fellow in Engineering Science at University College Oxford, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
0. Front Matter. Section I: Fibres. Materials Practically Unidimensional. 1. Biological Fibres. General Concepts. 2. Mechanical Behaviour of Fibres. 3. Examples Section. Section II. Membranes. Materials Practically Two Dimensional. 4. Biological Membranes. General Concepts. 5. Mechanical Properties. 6. Examples Section. Section III. Bulk Materials. Three dimensions need to be considered. 7. Biological Bulk Materials. General Concepts. 8. Mechanical Properties. 9. Examples. End Matter I. References. End Matter II. Index.
0. Front Matter. Section I: Fibres. Materials Practically Unidimensional. 1. Biological Fibres. General Concepts. 2. Mechanical Behaviour of Fibres. 3. Examples Section. Section II. Membranes. Materials Practically Two Dimensional. 4. Biological Membranes. General Concepts. 5. Mechanical Properties. 6. Examples Section. Section III. Bulk Materials. Three dimensions need to be considered. 7. Biological Bulk Materials. General Concepts. 8. Mechanical Properties. 9. Examples. End Matter I. References. End Matter II. Index.
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