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Jianming Zhao

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Adaptive Polyurethane Adhesive with Interfacial Recognition for Robust Bonding of Hydrosilylation-Curable Polysiloxane Coating to Diverse Substrates Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Heng Li, Jianming Zhao, Decheng Hua
| dx.doi.org
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MXene-Driven Metacomposites With Low-Dispersion Negative Permittivity and Epsilon-Near-Zero Properties

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By Jianming Zhao, Peitao Xie, Yiming Zhong
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Permittivity (ε′) constitutes a fundamental physical property of dielectric materials, arising from charge polarization mechanisms under an applied electric field. This property generally assumes positive values in naturally occurring dielectrics [1-4]. Dielectric materials serve as fundamental components in electromagnetic systems, enabling critical functions such as wave transmission, radar stealth, energy storage in capacitors, and waveguide propagation [5-9].
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An intelligent 3-D reconstruction method for arbitrarily oriented subsurface cracks based on the multi-frequency RACFM technique

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By Jianming Zhao, Wei Li, Hualin Yang, Yanhao Gong
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Non-ferromagnetic metallic materials, such as aluminium alloys and stainless steels, are extensively utilised in aerospace, electrical power, and other industries. Due to harsh operating environments and complex stress states, arbitrarily oriented subsurface cracks with strong concealment but significant harm are prone to occur, posing a substantial threat to structural safety.
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