Titlebook: An Introduction to Biomechanics; Solids and Fluids, A Jay D. Humphrey,Sherry L. O’Rourke Textbook 20152nd edition Springer Science+Business

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Monographien zum PflanzenschutzEq. (.)] and a linear relation between strain and displacement gradients [e.g., Eq. (.)]. We need to avoid both linearizations in soft tissue mechanics. The interested reader is referred to Humphrey (2002) for a more complete treatment of the nonlinear theories, but here we provide a simple, brief i

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Stress, Strain, and Constitutive Relationsncomplete: We have not specified what . and . are made of; . could be made of a much stronger material than . Thinking back to statics, we realize that we never specified the properties of the materials or structures that we studied, we simply assumed that they were always rigid (i.e., infinitely st

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