Titlebook: Recent Developments in the Theory of Polar Continua; Course held at the D Rastko Stojanović Book 1970 Springer-Verlag Wien 1970 classical c

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Shells Plates and Rods,of the body, the equations valid for the three-dimensional continuum may be simplified. This is of the greatest technical importance. Different approximations of the three-dimensional equations lead to different models, but the common characteristic of all these models is that the orientation of the

FECK

Plasticity,ng engineering theories give for practical purposes sufficiently good results, but such theories represent only phenomenological descriptions which are more or less in good agreement with experiments, and the nature of the plastic flow from the physical standpoint, except in metals, is not well unde

mechanism

Forces Stresses and Couples,articles M. with respect to .. In continuum mechanics an immediate generalization is insufficient to describe all the forces and couples which appear, even if the suitable assumptions are made for the transition from a discrete system to a continuum model.

严峻考验

Shells Plates and Rods,imations of the three-dimensional equations lead to different models, but the common characteristic of all these models is that the orientation of the elements, the presence of couple—stresses and hyperstresses etc. appear as a result of the approximation and as a substitute of the neglected thickness of the body considered.

领先

补角

Rastko Stojanovićsystems can be thought of being composed of individual parts such as atoms, molecules, cells, organs, animals,etc. In most cases the individual parts form an entity which may produce patterns, structures, or functions on macroscopic scales. Quite often the total system exhibits new qualities which a

electrolyte

察觉

carotenoids

菊花

Elasticity, the stresses may be derived from this potential. For elastic materials the existence of such a potential is not necessary. Hyperelastic materials are elastic, but elastic materials are not necessarily hyperelastic. We restrict our considerations, according to this division, to hyperelastic materials.