A. Amuthalakshmi
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A. Amuthalakshmi is a researcher in the field of condensed matter physics, with a primary focus on the electromagnetic and mechanical properties of low-dimensional materials, particularly graphene. Her work explores the intricate interplay between thermal, magnetic, and rotational effects on wave propagation in nanostructures. Her most-cited paper, "Thermo magnetic response of nonlocal propagation of waves in rotating graphene tubules" (2020), investigates how nonlocal elasticity and thermal-magnetic fields influence wave behavior in rotating graphene cylinders, contributing to the understanding of advanced nanoscale devices. Although her citation count is modest, with this key paper garnering 3 citations, her research addresses foundational questions in nanomechanics and material science, offering insights for applications in sensors, energy harvesting, and nanoelectronics. Amuthalakshmi’s work is notable for its integration of nonlocal theory with real-world thermal and magnetic conditions, providing a theoretical framework that could guide experimental designs. Her contributions are valuable for students and researchers interested in the dynamic responses of carbon-based nanomaterials under complex environmental stimuli.
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