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Article Title: Vibration Analysis of Vacancy Defected Graphene Sheets by Monte Carlo Based Finite Element Method
Journal: Nanomaterials
doi: 10.3390/nano8070489
Figure Legend Snippet: Results of defected graphene sheets with different amount of vacancy defects ( a – c for mean, standard variance and E r r o r of natural frequency, respectively).
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Figure Legend Snippet: Results of defected graphene sheets with different L ( a – c for mean, standard variance and E r r o r of natural frequency, respectively).
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Figure Legend Snippet: Statistical results of defected graphene sheets with different D ( a – c for mean, standard variance and E r r o r of natural frequency, respectively).
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Figure Legend Snippet: Statistical results of defected graphene sheets with different N ( a – c for mean, standard variance and E r r o r of natural frequency, respectively).
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Figure Legend Snippet: Statistical results of defected graphene sheets with different Young’s modulus ( a – c for mean, standard variance and E r r o r of natural frequency, respectively). E is Young’s modulus of graphene sheets.
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Figure Legend Snippet: Statistical results of defected graphene sheets with different Poisson ratio ( a – c for mean, standard variance and E r r o r of natural frequency, respectively). V is Poisson ratio.
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