Titlebook: Mechanics in Material Space; with Applications to Reinhold Kienzler,George Herrmann Textbook 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2000 Me

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Mathematical Preliminaries,The first Chapter of this text is an essentially mathematical exposition concerning establishment of conservation laws, as they will be employed in all subsequent chapters, which deal with phenomenological models of physical systems.

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Linear Elasticity with Defects,In this Chapter, we shall consider a linearly elastic body with defects in the form of, e. g., dislocations, voids, inclusions or cracks, see Figure 4.1.

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Elastodynamics,The homogeneous force equilibrium equations (.. = 0 ) of elastostatics (cf. eq. 2.60 a) .are extended to elastodynamics by addition of the inertia term .ü.. where . is the mass density and .., as before, the displacement vector. Dots indicate differentiation with respect to time.

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Reinhold Kienzler,George HerrmannProvides for the first time and in a unified fashion the elements of mechanics in material space.This approach is much more general than usual continuum theories (fracture and defect mechanics).Writte

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