Publications by authors named "Aleksandr Shalimov"

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  • The study examines how porous additively manufactured polylactide (PLA) scaffolds, designed with triply periodic minimal surfaces (TPMS), behave under stress and where they are likely to fail.
  • It focuses on the strain-amplification factor and identifies the most critical failure points based on numerical simulations and comparisons with a crack-growth algorithm using the extended finite element method (XFEM).
  • The research also evaluates how the morphology of the scaffolds affects their performance during different loading conditions, offering insights into fracture behaviors and risk areas for crack initiation in AM-PLA scaffolds.
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In this work, representative volume elements (RVEs) of composites, consisting of nanoporous gold and polymer, were investigated. Gold is of great interest as a special case of nanoporous metals as it deforms to large plastic strains when compressed, whereas normally nanomaterials allow only small deformations. The nanocomposite is modeled as a nanoporous monocrystal filled with a polymer.

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The present paper deals with the taxonomy of from Nepal based on the examination of herbarium collections housed in major herbaria of Europe and Asia (with additional collections from virtual herbaria). A total of 25 species are recognised here, while and are two new records for the flora of Nepal, India (Sikkim) and Bhutan; Selaginella monospora var. ciliolata is synonymised to ; detailed descriptions, distribution and ecology and IUCN conservation status assessments (based on literature) are presented.

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A new species of spikemoss from Yunnan Province of China, , is described and illustrated based on evidence from gross morphology, micromorphology and molecular phylogeny. is most similar to in its habit of creeping stem, leaf size, and obviously dimorphic sporophylls, but is distinct by its ventral leaves ovate-oblong, subcordate at base, basiscopic base entire, axillary leaves ovate and decurrent at base. Molecular phylogeny analysis of three chloroplast gene regions () shows that forms an independent branch with strong support which is distantly related to and , but sister to which is quite different in habitat of erect or ascending stem and rhizophores restricted to the lower part, and slightly dimorphic sporophyllus.

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