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Joanne Chiang knew earlier than most that Southwestern was the place for her. What she didnt know was that her time at Southwestern would lead her down a path quite different from the one she anticipated.
Chiang applied to Southwestern Early Decision because of the pre-med program. After taking a communications course a few semesters in, however, she realized that this discipline better suited her interests. The professors she had were a major influence in her decision to switch majors, especially Bob Bednar and David Olson. With medical school no longer on her radar, Chiang was uncertain of what she wanted to do after graduation other than work with communication and media. When you graduate with a liberal arts degree, most people dont know exactly what they want to do, Chiang says. I wasnt one of the lucky ones who knew. After taking a year off, she decided to move to New York City.
When Chiang was interviewing in New York City, she contacted the alumni office and was put in touch with an alumna living in Manhattan whom she had never met. The alumna was very friendly and welcoming, and even let Chiang stay in her apartment for a few days as she prepared for her interview.
Chiang realized this is something that would not have happened if she had gone to a big school, and the experience led not only to a heightened appreciation for the small college experience, but also showed her the value of alumni connections. Once in New York, she started attending alumni volunteer events, and eventually took over the planning herself. Last spring she got together with some classmates and started The New York Association of Southwestern University Alumni. She also repays the kindness she was shown upon first coming to New York by helping out other alumni who are new to the city. Her experiences with fellow Southwestern alumni have shown Chiang that people tend to want to help.
Chiang now works as a broadcast manager for the Olympics at NBC. In the past she has covered the Athens 2004 and Torino 2006 Olympic games, and is currently working on the Beijing 2008 games. Chiang coordinates with producers to arrange shoots and interviews with athletes around the world, as well as cultural segments about the host country. Her job requires her to coordinate many of the logistical aspects of the segments, as well as be very detail-oriented.
She might not have realized it at the time, but Chiang says Southwestern helped prepare her for her job outside of the classroom as well. While at Southwestern, she served as Alpha Delta Pis formal recruitment chair, a position that also requires a lot of planning, logistics and details. In retrospect, it makes so much sense to work in event planning, especially one of the biggest broadcasting events in the world, Chiang says.
The coverage of the Olympics does more than just show us the athletes and the games; it brings the country into peoples homes. This year, however, the coverage will have much more personal meaning. Although Chiang grew up in a Chinese- American household and is already familiar with many Chinese customs and foods, she is very excited to learn the meaning and history behind practices she is already familiar with, as well as some aspects of the culture that will be completely new to her. This summer she will travel to China for the first time, and live there for around a month. It will be interesting to see whats familiar and whats not, Chiang says. As far as plans for the future, Chiang says that working with the Olympics is such a unique and rejuvenating experience, it would be hard to give it up. She is looking forward to the Beijing games and hopes to be around for many games to come.
As a young boy, Kris Ercums conceived of The East as a mystical place far removed from the reality of life in Texas. In fact, his first experience with Asian culture was when his mother bought him a copy of a magazine titled Ninja.
It was through the realm of imagination that I first began to read as widely as I could on Asia, Ercums says.
His interest continued to grow and mature with him, and when he was a junior in high school he was finally able to experience Asia firsthand. He was given the opportunity to participate in a Rotary summer exchange and chose the Singapore and Malaysia program, which was the only option in Asia. While abroad, he lived with families from a variety of cultural backgrounds, including Malay, Sikh, Tamil and Chinese. The following summer was 1989 and Ercums remembers being completely absorbed in the coverage of the Tiananmen Square student protests. After this, he knew that he wanted to study Chinese history.
When he entered Southwestern in the fall of 1989, Ercums signed up to be one of the first students to study Chinese at the University. It was new and everyone wanted to take it, he recalls. Ercums first encounter with Asian art came in Professor Thomas Howes art history survey class. He wrote a paper for this class using the newly acquired Chinese facsimile scrolls from the Palace Museum in Taipei (see story p. 17). Later in the class, he wrote his final paper on contemporary architecture in Hong Kong. These two topicspainting and contemporary artformed the focus of my later studies, Ercums says.
Through his Chinese classes at Southwestern, Ercums also learned a lot about calligraphy and brushwork that would help out quite a bit when studying Chinese painting later on. During his time at Southwestern, Ercums also had the opportunity to study abroad at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. This was perhaps the most profound and altering experience of my entire undergraduate career, he recalls.
Ercums professors at Southwestern, particularly his thesis advisor, Steve Davidson, encouraged him to pursue graduate studies. Davidson also encouraged him to read the works of Wu Hung at the University of Chicago, whom he has been studying with since 1998.
After graduating from Southwestern with a degree in history, Ercums decided to travel a bit before settling in Taiwan, where he studied Chinese and worked as an English teacher and in an antique store. He learned how to restore Chinese furniture and the finer points of the art business from John Ang, the owner of Artasia.
Ercums went on to earn a masters degree in art history from the University of Chicago, and plans to defend his Ph.D. dissertation on exhibition culture in early 20th-century China in spring 2008. He received a Fulbright-Hays Fellowship to conduct his dissertation research in Beijing. Ercums loved living in Beijing and says it was one of the hardest things for him to leave. It was made a little easier, however, by the fact that he landed a coveted job as museum curator.
Upon returning to the States in October 2007, Ercums started as the curator of Asian art at the Spencer Museum, which is located at the University of Kansas. His position focuses on modern and contemporary Asian art, and Ercums says there are only two other such positions in the museum world, both of which are in New York.
This is a position where I can create a collection and exhibition program from scratch, and, in making a name for myself, help establish the reputation of the Spencer as a leader in cutting- edge scholarship on modern and contemporary Asian art, Ercums says.


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|Futile Attempts by Henry Drummond
"For it is God which worketh in you both to will and to do of his good pleasure"
(Phil. 2:13).
One of the futile methods of sanctifying ourselves is trying; effort--struggle--agonizing. I suppose you have all tried that, and I appeal to your own life when I ask if it has not failed. Crossing the Atlantic, the Etruria, in which I was sailing, suddenly stopped in mid-ocean--something had broken down. There were a thousand people on board that ship. Do you think we could have made it go if we had all gathered together and pushed against the sides or against the masts? When a man hopes to sanctify himself by trying, he is like a man trying to make the boat go that carries him by pushing it--he is like a man drowning in the water and trying to save himself by pulling the hair of his own head. It is impossible. Christ held up the mode of sanctification almost to ridicule when He said: "Which of you by taking thought can add a cubit to his stature?" Put down that method forever as futile.
Another man says: "That is not my way. I have given up that. Trying has its place, but that is not where it comes in. My method is to concentrate on some single sin, and to work away upon that until I have got rid of it." Now, in the first place, life is too short for that process to succeed. Their name is legion. In the second place, that leaves the rest of the nature for a long time untouched. In the third place, it does not touch the seed or root of the disease. If you dam up a stream at one place, it will simply overflow higher up. And for a fourth reason: Religion does not consist in negatives--in stopping this sin and stopping that sin.

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Heinz Ketchup with Jalapenos won't be available in select retail stores until January of next year, but if you have to have it now, they will be offering the new ketchup for purchase via the Heinz Facebook page starting November 26 through December 7. They're calling the sale period "12 Days of Jalapeno Ketchup."
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The Optimum Performance Institute is a leading therapeutic transitional living program for young adults, and the first transformational program of its kind anywhere. JCAHO-Accredited as a Residential Treatment Center, OPI was founded specifically to support young adults up to the age of twenty-eight, as they navigate critical challenges. Our comprehensive, highly therapeutic program has proven effective in treating the most debilitating of diagnoses. We address the issues that are holding young adults back, and instill the skills and habits to launch lives forward.
The Optimum Performance Institute offers some of the most respected programs in the country. OPI's Roanne Program, for instance, is the only program specializing in treating Borderline Personality Disorder in young men and women, and was named BEST IN TREATMENT by Psychology Today. We also offer an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) where individual and group therapy is provided along with support groups designed to guide each participant on his or her path to success. All of our programs offer thorough, inclusive therapeutic treatments, allowing the rare flexibility for truly individualized care.
The Optimum Performance Institute utilizes many therapeutic approaches and is the only place to offer Transformative Renewal Therapy, (TRT), an innovative therapeutic approach created by OPI's founding psychiatrist, Robert F. Fischer, MD. TRT has a high success rate, effectively reaching each participant, as it assists in reconnecting with the most creative self, or the mind of the beginner. The mind of the beginner is the mind of a child that is not distracted by time. It is a state that does not consider the tedious repetition of learning, but embraces the joy of the process. It is the state where possibilities are infinite. It is the consciousness where hope, happiness, and resilience reside as biological imperatives. Participants remember the natural resilience they carried as children that allowed them, for instance, to learn to walk and stand up again and again. TRT provides opportunities for transformation as each person thinks new thoughts, imagines new possibilities, and learns new habits aligned with his or her greatest potential.
The OPI environment is a safe, happy, experiential one. A child will go to any length to learn to walk. A child experiments. With the same spirit of exploration, our young adults find themselves comfortable enough to take chances and explore new opportunities; many enroll in classes in new areas of interest. Time and time again, participants who couldn't imagine feeling happy, find themselves laughing and experiencing moments of real joy. These daily practices become the reinforced habits of happiness as participants make leaps on their paths to living lives of true meaning.
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I made this video almost 4 years ago now and just stumbled across it again. It definitely deserves a re-post. The Liberty and Economics Review was my blog before AgainstCronyCapitalism.org became what it is today, in case you were wondering.
wow... prophetic as we see the market breaking all kinds of records while there continue to be no jobs... \;-|
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Hm? This persons aura felt different somehow but can tell right away that they were cut form the same cloth. "Ha a fellow Sadist! I like it, I like it~. Welcome my name is Kagerou Shoukin!"
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For Immediate ReleaseMajority CaucusLouisville Metro CouncilContact: Tony Hyatt 574-4137/526-3622By a vote of 106 "yes" to 635 "no", voters in four precincts in Metro Council District 5 have decided not to allow liquor sales.
"I would like to thank the voters and the volunteers who have helped take the first step in making our neighborhoods safer with their vote," says Councilwoman Cheri Bryant Hamilton (D) 5. "This is an important day for those of us who believe that enough is enough and it is time to take back our community."
This special election was held in the following precincts; N104, N105, N107 and N109.
Here are the unofficial results by precinct:
N 104 yes 26 no 224
N 105 yes 34 no 129
N 107 yes 36 no 176
N 109 yes 10 no 106
The effort began in March of this year after many residents appealed to the State Alcohol Beverage Control Board to deny liquor license applications near Shawnee High School.
Organizers then began a petition drive for the special election.
"There are many people who believe that we can have safer neighborhoods and welcome good economic development for a change," says Hamilton. "This election was never about putting people out of business. Instead it was about stopping crime and making neighborhoods safer for our children and families."
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She publishes and does presentations on topics in American literature, American Indian literature, gender studies, and Arabic literature. She has contributed to The Dictionary of Literary Biography, The Encyclopedia of North American Indians, The Dictionary of Native American Literature, and The Garland Directory of Minority Women. She received a Fulbright Foreign Scholar Grant and a National Endowment for the Arts Grant. She also produced a series of videotapes on the lives, myths, and politics of the Southern Paiute Indians.
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BAINBRIDGE, GA (WALB) - We've all been there. On the road, with little or no reception.
That's one of the reasons the Decatur County Planning department is working to put in a new cell tower. A decision that made some residents furious.
"They haven't done enough research to see if the cell towers are harming pregnant women, children, or any other group of population yet," says Julie Pope.
Pope is one of the hundreds of people who will live within a mile or two of the cell tower, if it is approved.
She's worried radiation from the tower will endanger her health and the health of future generations.
"One of the arguments is don't you use a microwave, don't you use a cell phone? Yes you use a cell phone in emergencies, you don't use your cell phone 24/7.
But some people do carry a cell phone on them at all times. And with poor reception in Decatur County, that raises some safety issues.
"A lot of people use the cell towers for reporting violations or some other assistance they need from public safety positions. So cell towers are a very much needed service in the county," says Planning Director Paul Soudi.
Two weeks ago when residents found out about the proposed tower, many voiced their opposition at the county commission meeting. At Tuesday's meeting, a decision will be made.
Julie says she doesn't think her voice will change anyone's decision. But says she and other residents weren't given enough notice about what was going on around them.
"We don't live in Iran, we don't live in Afghanistan. We live in the USA. I feel like as a taxpayer I have the right to know what is happening in my backyard," says Pope.
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Would like to know if anyone is aware of a good free WYSISYG web editor. (Sitepoint threads on this are very old )
As with some of these, Kompozer enables the user to use a split screen so that the html can be worked on when needed.
1 Selecting text in the design view also selects the same area in the HTML view enabling one to to go straight to the relevant area for adjustments and is very helpful in learning about HTML.
2 Kompozer is also extremely good at showing your webpage in design view as it will appear in the browser. One or both of these two features are missing in several otherwise good editors, including Aptana, Amaya and Seamonkey.
Kompozer stopped development years ago.
If you are using an editor that can do 1 & 2 above please let me know. Your input is appreciated.
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Playful harbor seal nips at my fins at Old Marineland.
Mating Squid
A pair of market squid mating above the sea floor covered eggs new and old.
Sea Star at the Oil Rigs
A giant-spined sea star bathed in the afternoon light on oil rig Eureka.
A cabezon moves in to protect its nest of eggs on oil rig Eureka.
Rays of light plunge into the depths, gently reflecting off a beautiful blue shark moving silently through the ocean.
Diver and Crown of Thorns
Our DM diligently collecting a crown of thorns sea star at Roma - Wakatobi.
Photobomb by a female sheephead in this cabezon portrait.
Pelagic Drifter
Pelagic drifters like this salp, Leucothea pulchra, slowly glide by under the Eureka oil platform.
Strawberry Anemones
Colorful growth on the Eureka oil platform.
Anemones on Eureka
Brittle stars, mussels, and Metridium senile anemones cling to a rope suspended far beneath the surface at the Eureka oil platform. Long Beach, CA.
Growth on Eureka
A golden gorgonian sea fan sways in the current deep below the surface on the Eureka oil platform.
Kelp Forest
It's seemingly so quiet you can hear a pin drop in the slowly swaying kelp forest.
Felimare californiensis Nudibranch
No longer than 10mm, this tiny nudibranch is rare in Southern California.
Yellowfin Fringehead
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Basking Sea Lion
A sea lion takes a break from play-time and enjoys the sunlight just below the surface. Los Islotes - La Paz.
Giant Barrel Sponge
A school of tiny fish surrounds this massive barrel sponge at Dunia Baru - Wakatobi
Lorenzo's Delight
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Table Coral
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Fire Dartfish
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Persian Carpet Flatworm
Persian carpet flatworm hunts along the algae and sponges of Dunia Baru - Wakatobi.
Tiger Flatworm
A tiger flatworm makes its way along the hard corals of Dunia Baru - Wakatobi.
A skeleton shrimp photo-bombs this picture of a delicate tunicate at Cornucopia - Wakatobi.
Chromodoris annae
Chromodoris annae nudibranch. Cornucopia - Wakatobi
Halimeda Ghost Pipefish
Halimeda ghost pipefish hovers motionless amongst the halimeda algae.
Skeleton Shrimp
A tiny skeleton shrimp cling to eel grass at Veterns Park in Redondo Beach, California.
Catriona columbiana nudibranch
A tiny Catriona columbiana nudibranch in the detrius patch at Veterans Park.
Market Squid
Still nestled in their egg sacs, these market squid are just days from hatching.
Bluebanded Goby
A tiny bluebanded goby (~2") poses patiently for me on the reef. Although a bit sinister looking, these small fish are quite skittish.
California Moray
A large California moray peers out from its shelter deep within a crevice.
A barnacle feeds in the currents flowing past the oil rigs.
This Mutton snapper was just begging to have its picture taken.
Large male sheephead patrol their territories on the oil rigs. This guy was just begging to have his portrait taken.
This curious little kelp bass was just begging to have his portrait taken. Oh, and he's waving.
A tiny proliferating anemone (~1cm) clings to a bladder of giant kelp, high above the sea floor. Point Loma, California.
Attacking the Baitball
An army of bonito pursue the bait ball, while a pair of snappers look on.
Fish River
A river of bait fish and the charging bonito.
Downward Spiral. This colorful feeding plume of a tiny Christmas Tree worm was just 1cm in diameter. Anacapa Island, California.
Tiny blue-ring topsnail at Santa Cruz Island, California.
Spanish Shawl nudibranch (Flabellina iodinea) on a bed of unknown tube worms, Old Marineland, Palos Verdes, California.
Juvenile flatfish use this fried-egg jelly as protection until they mature enough to swim to the ocean floor. Off shore Palos Verdes, California.


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The elastic behavior of the solid is described by the equilibrium equations
where is the stress tensor and is the body force vector. The electrostatic behavior of the solid is described by Gauss' Law
where is the electric displacement and is the distributed, free charge. These two PDE systems can be combined into the following single system
In 2D, has the components and and has the components and .
The constitutive equations for the material define the stress tensor and electric displacement vector in terms of the strain tensor and electric field. For a 2D, orthotropic, piezoelectric material under plane stress conditions these are commonly written as
where are the elastic coefficients, are the electrical permittivities, and are the piezoelectric stress coefficients. The piezoelectric stress coefficients are written to conform to conventional notation in piezoelectric materials where the z-direction (3-direction) is aligned with the "poled" direction of the material. For the 2D analysis, we want the poled direction to be aligned with the y-axis.
Finally, the strain vector can be written in terms of the x-displacement, , and y-displacement, as
and the electric field written in terms of the electrical potential, , as
See reference 2, for example, for a more complete description of the piezoelectric equations.
The strain-displacement equations and electric field equations above can be substituted into the constitutive equations to yield a system of equations for the stresses and electrical displacements in terms of displacement and electrical potential derivatives. If the resulting equations are substituted into the PDE system equations, we have a system of equations that involve the divergence of the displacement and electrical potential derivatives. Arranging these equations to match the form required by PDE Toolbox will be the topic for the next section.
Converting the Equations To PDE Toolbox Form
The PDE Toolbox requires a system of elliptic equations to be expressed in the form
or in tensor form
where summation is implied by repeated indices. For the 2D piezoelectric system described above, the PDE Toolbox system vector is
This is an system. The gradient of is given by
The documentation for the function assempde shows that it is convenient to view the tensor as an matrix of submatrices. The most convenient form for the input argument for this symmetric, system has 21 rows in and is described in detail in the PDE Toolbox documentation. It is repeated here for convenience.
For the purposes of mapping terms from constitutive equations to the form required by PDE Toolbox it is useful to write the tensor and solution gradient in the following form
From this equation the traditional constitutive coefficients can be mapped to the form required for the PDE Toolbox matrix. Note the minus sign in the equations for electric field. This minus must be incorporated into the matrix to match the PDE Toolbox convention. This is shown explicitly below.
Piezoelectric Bimorph Actuator Model
Now that we have defined the equations for a 2D piezoelectric material, we are ready to apply these to a specific model. The model is a two-layer cantilever beam that has been extensively studied (e.g. refs 1 and 2). It is defined as a "bimorph" because although both layers are made of the same Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF) material, in the top layer the polarization direction points down (minus y direction) and in the bottom layer, it points up. A schematic of the cantilever beam is shown in the figure below.
This figure is not to scale; the actual thickness/length ratio is 100 so the beam is very slender. When a voltage is applied between the lower and upper surfaces of the beam, it deflects in the y-direction; one layer shortens and the other layer lengthens. Devices of this type can be designed to provide the required motion or force for different applications.
The simple two-layer geometry of the beam can be created by defining the sum of two rectangles.
L = 100e-3; % beam length in meters H = 1e-3; % overall height of the beam H2 = H/2; % height of each layer in meters % The two lines below contain the columns of the % geometry description matrix (GDM) for the two rectangular layers. % The GDM is the first input argument to decsg and describes the % basic geometric entities in the model. topLayer = [3 4 0 L L 0 0 0 H2 H2]; bottomLayer = [3 4 0 L L 0 -H2 -H2 0 0]; gdm = [topLayer; bottomLayer]'; g = decsg(gdm, 'R1+R2', ['R1'; 'R2']'); pdegplot(g); axis equal; title 'Two-layer Piezoelectric Cantilever Beam' xlabel 'X-coordinate, meters' ylabel 'Y-coordinate, meters' % We need a relatively fine mesh with maximum element size roughly equal H/16 % to accurately model the bending of the beam. hmax = H/16; [p, e, t] = initmesh(g, 'Hmax', hmax, 'MesherVersion', 'R2013a');
Warning: Approximately 51200 triangles will be generated.
The material in both layers of the beam is Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF), a thermoplastic polymer with piezoelectric behavior.
E = 2.0e9; % Elastic modulus, N/m^2 NU = 0.29; % Poisson's ratio G = 0.775e9; % Shear modulus, N/m^2 d31 = 2.2e-11; % Piezoelectric strain coefficients, C/N d33 = -3.0e-11; % relative electrical permittivity of the material relPermittivity = 12; % at constant stress % electrical permittivity of vacuum permittivityFreeSpace = 8.854187817620e-12; % F/m C11 = E/(1-NU^2); C12 = NU*C11; c2d = [C11 C12 0; C12 C11 0; 0 0 G]; pzeD = [0 d31; 0 d33; 0 0]; % The piezoelectric strain coefficients for PVDF are % given above but the constitutive relations in the % finite element formulation require the % piezoelectric stress coefficients. These are calculated on the next % line (for details see, for example, reference 2). pzeE = c2d*pzeD; D_const_stress = [relPermittivity 0; 0 relPermittivity]*permittivityFreeSpace; % Convert dielectric matrix from constant stress to constant strain D_const_strain = D_const_stress - pzeD'*pzeE; % As discussed above, it is convenient to view the 21 coefficients % required by assempde as a 3 x 3 array of 2 x 2 submatrices. % The cij matrices defined below are the 2 x 2 submatrices in the upper % triangle of this array. c11 = [c2d(1,1) c2d(1,3) c2d(3,3)]; c12 = [c2d(1,3) c2d(1,2); c2d(3,3) c2d(2,3)]; c22 = [c2d(3,3) c2d(2,3) c2d(2,2)]; c13 = [pzeE(1,1) pzeE(1,2); pzeE(3,1) pzeE(3,2)]; c23 = [pzeE(3,1) pzeE(3,2); pzeE(2,1) pzeE(2,2)]; c33 = [D_const_strain(1,1) D_const_strain(2,1) D_const_strain(2,2)];
Function To Return C Coefficients
The c-matrix for this N=3 system is symmetric. From the documentation for assempde, we see that the most convenient form for defining the c-matrix has 21 rows defining the upper triangle of the matrix.
c = @(p, t, u, t0) calcCMatPiezoActuator(p, t, c11, c12, c22, c13, c23, c33); % The function shown below is called by the PDE Toolbox routines to % return the required 21 entries in the c-matrix. type calcCMatPiezoActuator
function c = calcCMatPiezoActuator( p, t, c11, c12, c22, c13, c23, c33 ) %CALCCMATPIEZOACTUATOR C-matrix for piezoelectric actuator example % c = CALCCMATPIEZOACTUATOR( p, t, c11, c12, c22, c13, c23, c33 ) % returns the 'c' coefficient matrix for the piezoelectric actuator % example given the point and element matrices along with the % constitutive submatrices (cij) for the PVDF material. % Copyright 2012 The MathWorks, Inc. numElems = size(t,2); c=zeros(21,numElems); % % Although the material in both layers is PVDF, in the top layer % the polarization direction points down (minus y direction) and in the % bottom layer, it points up. That is, the top layer has d-coefficients % that are the negative of those in the bottom layer. % % The code below examines the y-location of the centroid of each % triangular element and assigns the correct material properties to % element depending on whether it is in the top or bottom layer. % ctop = [c11(:); c12(:); c22(:); -c13(:); -c23(:); -c33(:)]; cbot = [c11(:); c12(:); c22(:); c13(:); c23(:); -c33(:)]; % calculate y-coordinate of triangle centers yCenter=(p(2,t(1,:)) + p(2,t(2,:)) + p(2,t(3,:)))/3; for i=1:numElems if(yCenter(i) < 0) c(:,i) = cbot; else c(:,i) = ctop; end end end
The function below is referred to as a "boundary file" in the PDE Toolbox documentation. It returns the appropriate q and g matrices defining the Neumann boundary conditions and the h and r matrices defining Dirichlet boundary conditions on each exterior, finite element edge.
For this example, the top geometry edge (edge 1) has the voltage prescribed as 100 volts. The bottom geometry edge (edge 2) has the voltage prescribed as 0 volts (i.e. grounded). The left geometry edge (edges 6 and 7) have the u and v displacements equal zero (i.e. clamped). The stress and charge are zero on the right geometry edge (i.e. q=0).
b = @(p, e, u, time) boundaryFilePiezoActuator(p, e, V);
type boundaryFilePiezoActuator
function [ q, g, h, r ] = boundaryFilePiezoActuator( p, e, V ) %BOUNDARYFILEPIEZOACTUATOR Boundary conditions for piezoelectric actuator example % [ q, g, h, r ] = BOUNDARYFILEPIEZOACTUATOR( p, e, V ) returns the % Neumann BC (q, g) and Dirichlet BC (h, r) matrices for the % piezoelectric actuator example example. % p is the point matrix returned from INITMESH % e is the edge matrix returned from INITMESH % V is the voltage applied to the top layer of the beam % Copyright 2012 The MathWorks, Inc. N = 3; ne = size(e,2); q = zeros(N^2, ne); g = zeros(N, ne); h = zeros(N^2, 2*ne); r = zeros(N, 2*ne); voltage = V; for i=1:ne geomEdgeID = e(5,i); if(geomEdgeID == 1) % top geometry edge % set the voltage to V at both vertices on all element edges % on this geometry edge h(9,i) = 1; h(9,i+ne) = 1; r(3,i) = voltage; r(3,i+ne) = voltage; elseif(geomEdgeID == 2) % bottom geometry edge % set the voltage to zero at both vertices on all element edges % on this geometry edge % (the entries in r have already been set to zero above) h(9,i) = 1; h(9,i+ne) = 1; elseif(geomEdgeID == 6 || geomEdgeID == 7) % left geometry edge % set the u and v displacements to zero at both vertices on all % element edges on this geometry edge % (the entries in r have already been set to zero above) h(1,i) = 1; h(1,i+ne) = 1; h(5,i) = 1; h(5,i+ne) = 1; end end end
a = 0; f = [0;0;0]; u = assempde(b, p, e, t, c, a, f); % % For display and plotting purposes, it is convenient to reshape the % solution vector as three columns containing the x-displacement, % y-displacement, and electrical potential, respectively. % n = size(p,2); % number of finite element nodes uu = reshape(u, n, []); feTipDeflection = uu(1,2); fprintf('Finite element tip deflection is: %12.4e\n', feTipDeflection); varsToPlot = char('X-Deflection, meters', 'Y-Deflection, meters', ... 'Electrical Potential, Volts'); for i=1:size(varsToPlot,1) figure; pdeplot(p, e, t, 'xydata', uu(:,i), 'contour', 'on'); title(varsToPlot(i,:)); % scale the axes to make it easier to view the contours axis([0, L, -4*H2, 4*H2]); xlabel 'X-Coordinate, meters' ylabel 'Y-Coordinate, meters' end
Finite element tip deflection is: -3.2772e-05
A simple, approximate, analytical solution was obtained for this problem in reference 1.
tipDeflection = -3*d31*V*L^2/(8*H2^2);
fprintf('Analytical tip deflection is: %12.4e\n', tipDeflection);
Analytical tip deflection is: -3.3000e-05
The color contour plots of x-deflection and y-deflection show the standard behavior of the classical cantilever beam solution. The linear distribution of voltage through the thickness of the beam is as expected. There is good agreement between the PDE Toolbox finite element solution and the analytical solution from reference 1.
Although this example shows a very specific coupled elasticity-electrostatic model, the general approach here can be used for many other systems of coupled PDEs. The key to applying PDE Toolbox to these types of coupled systems is the systematic, multi-step coefficient mapping procedure described above.
Hwang, W. S.; Park, H. C; Finite Element Modeling of Piezoelectric Sensors and Actuators. AIAA Journal, 31(5), pp 930-937, 1993.
Pieford, V; Finite Element Modeling of Piezoelectric Active Structures. PhD Thesis, Universite Libre De Bruxelles, 2001.


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A few days in London and we're done with our month-long European tour. It was a life changing experience.
There was one constant thread of conversation through out our trip - one observation that I had to express at least once during our meals: we're all really human beings.
Before leaving the US for the first time, I naively believed that I would feel hopelessly lost every second of this trip. I could not have been more wrong.
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