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Diversity of the bifurcations and deformations on films bonded to soft substrates: Robustness of the herringbone pattern and its cognate patterns
Kikuchi, Shotaro
Matsubara, Seishiro
Nagashima, So
Okumura, Dai
Pattern evolution
Surface instability
Buckling
Bifurcation
Elastomers
In this study, we investigate the diversity of the bifurcations and deformations during evolution of periodic patterns on compressed films bonded to compliant substrates. Three-dimensional finite element analysis is performed assuming that the first bifurcation has either the hexagonal or square (i.e., checkerboard) dimple mode. Step-by-step eigenvalue buckling analysis is performed to explore sequential bifurcations on the bifurcated paths. It is found that at the second bifurcation, a rectangular checkerboard or stripe mode occurs depending not only on the Young's modulus ratio of the film and substrate, but also on the magnitude of the imperfection prescribed by the first bifurcation mode. Different bifurcation modes give a family of herringbone deformation patterns with different dimensions, i.e., the evolutional process is multiple and robust. Further, superposition of the identical modes in symmetric directions elucidates the existence of distinctive patterns cognate with the herringbone pattern, including a variety of experimentally observed patterns.
journal article
Elsevier
2022-02
application/pdf
Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids
159
104757
0022-5096
https://nagoya.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/2003789/files/JMPS_diversity_Okumura.pdf
eng
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmps.2021.104757
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