FAR EASTERN BRANCH OF THE RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
INSTITUTE OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS KHABAROVSK DIVISION
Far Eastern Mathematical Journal
Lagrangian formulation of Hencky's hyperelastic material |
S. N. Korobeinikov, A. A. Oleinikov |
2011, issue 2, P. 155–180 |
Abstract |
| New representation of the fourth order elasticity tensor for Hencky's hyperelastic isotropic material is obtained. Compactness of this representation is followed by use of eigenprojections of the right Cauchy – Green strain tensor. It is shown that the obtained elasticity tensor possesses both minor symmetries, and the major symmetry. |
Keywords: isotropic hyperelasticity, Hencky's material, elasticity tensor, eigenprojections |
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