Abstract
This article investigates the behavior of thermoelastic damping in a micro/nano beam subjected to an external magnetic field and an elastic matrix via small-scale theory. The material properties of the beam, such as Young’s modulus, thermal conductivity, specific heat capacity, and coefficient of thermal expansion, are considered to analyze the physical aspects of thermoelastic damping. Further, the critical magnetic field strength of the nanobeam, which affects magnetic properties, is studied in relation to temperature, magnetic material properties, modenumber, and boundary conditions, leading to important findings for magnetomechanical systems and materials design.
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