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William James Adamse mentioned..Part I attempts to make the theory of large strains more accessible to the engineer who has no background in tensor calculus. This is done mainly through extending the idea of natural stresses and strains to the case of large strains. The simplicity of this approach is greatest with the

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Jan Bohline mentioned..Part I attempts to make the theory of large strains more accessible to the engineer who has no background in tensor calculus. This is done mainly through extending the idea of natural stresses and strains to the case of large strains. The simplicity of this approach is greatest with the

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Christian Grabase mentioned..Part I attempts to make the theory of large strains more accessible to the engineer who has no background in tensor calculus. This is done mainly through extending the idea of natural stresses and strains to the case of large strains. The simplicity of this approach is greatest with the

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Joseba De la Torre,Mario García-Zúñigae mentioned..Part I attempts to make the theory of large strains more accessible to the engineer who has no background in tensor calculus. This is done mainly through extending the idea of natural stresses and strains to the case of large strains. The simplicity of this approach is greatest with the

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e mentioned..Part I attempts to make the theory of large strains more accessible to the engineer who has no background in tensor calculus. This is done mainly through extending the idea of natural stresses and strains to the case of large strains. The simplicity of this approach is greatest with the

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Daniel Speich Chassée mentioned..Part I attempts to make the theory of large strains more accessible to the engineer who has no background in tensor calculus. This is done mainly through extending the idea of natural stresses and strains to the case of large strains. The simplicity of this approach is greatest with the

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Martin Rempee mentioned..Part I attempts to make the theory of large strains more accessible to the engineer who has no background in tensor calculus. This is done mainly through extending the idea of natural stresses and strains to the case of large strains. The simplicity of this approach is greatest with the

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m for improvement, much dead wood remains to be removed and procedures have not yet reached the degree of standarization which will eventually be possible. On the other hand the treatment of non-linear problems by the finite element method, and indeed by any method on the scale required by engineers