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Teresa Leit?o,Andrew Dawson,Torleif B?kken,Mihael Bren?i?,Lennart Folkeson,Denis Fran?ois,Petra Ku?íthe existence of a free equilibrium state, which generally is an unstressed state. That is, one postulates the existence of an equilibrium state without external forces and, generally, without stress. The deformations are measured from this state .*. In effect, assuming the existence of a natural st