Perspective

Nous avons proposé un concept de cellules élémentaires bi-stables compatibles entre elles, de sorte que le seul facteur à prendre en considération dans la détermination du comportement de la chaîne soit la bi-stabilité de la cellule élémentaire. Dans le but de comprendre comment fonctionne la plaque indentée, il serait interessant d’introduire l’effet des incompatibilités des déformations dans le cas unidirectionnel des bandes indentées, et d’étendre l’étude de ces effets d’incompatibilités aux plaques indentées. On pourrait alors voir si il possible d’identifier un modèle phénoménologique tenant compte à la fois de la bi-stabilité et de l’accommodation des cellules entre elles.

Nous avons vu dans le chapitre5qu’il y a plusieurs façon d’obtenir une réponse inhomogène. Le phénomène de propagation, et donc l’introduction d’inhomogénéité, est indispensable afin de pouvoir modéliser correctement le mécanisme de transition d’une chaîne de cellule bi-stable. Une autre perspective intéressante serait d’étudier la meilleur façon d’introduire cette inhomogénéité.

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