Titlebook: Continuum Mechanics Through the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries; Historical Perspecti Gérard‘A. Maugin Book 2014 Springer International

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General Introduction: About the Contents and Form of this Book, the peculiar choice of the various essays that reconstruct the history oriented examination of the most fundamental developments from the early eighteenth century to the dawn of the twentieth century. It also gives essential elements of a relevant bibliography concerning the main actors of our play.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-05374-5Continuum Mechanics; History; Mechanics of Solids; Principles of Mechanics; Thermo-mechanics

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What Happened on September 30, 1822, and What Were its Implications for the Future of Continuum Mec introduced stresses have associated with them a meaningful boundary condition. Also pondered is the question whether one can identify a stress concept in physical approaches still considering interactions between point particles (lattice dynamics, kinetic theory, nonlocal theory, statistical-mechan

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,From Cauchy to Boussinesq via Barré de Saint-Venant,n retrospective, these two authors did not receive further the attention they clearly deserve, perhaps due to their style of publication and the irreversible passing of time, though their names remain attached to famous principles and approximations.

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,About the Cosserats’ Book of 1909,erats’ own strategy. The further reception of their work from 1909 to the Second World War and the revival of interest in it in the nineteen-fifties are examined critically. Finally, the formalization of their work in a new landscape of continuum thermo-mechanics created essentially by Truesdell is

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,On Duhem’s Energetics or General Thermodynamics,t on Duhem’s style and interests that are strongly influenced by his combined epistemological, philosophical and historical vision. We concentrate on the specialized fields examined and tentatively improved by Duhem in the “Evolution of mechanics”, with a personal interest in those “nonsensical bran

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,A Course of Continuum Mechanics at the Dawn of the Twentieth Century (Volume III of Appell’s Treatiat and V. Bjerknes in fluid mechanics, and the many references to contemporary works by J.V. Boussinesq, A. Barré de Saint-Venant, H. Poincaré, P. Duhem, and the Cosserat brothers. In contrast, we note the few references to foreign works, the non-exploitation of the then recently proposed vectorial

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