Titlebook: Continuum Mechanics Through the Twentieth Century; A Concise Historical Gerard‘A Maugin Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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Kriterien bei der Motorauslegung,), or else calling for a truly nonlocal theory that leads to considering spatial functionals for the constitutive equations—this follows contributors such as Kr?ner, Rogula, Kunin, and Eringen. A more drastic “generalization” started in the mid 1950s involves a loss of the Euclidean nature of the ma

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Wolfgang B?ge,Wilfried Pla?mannally the expansion of structural defects of different types find a natural unified frame work. Here the emphasis is placed on the original works, the various breakthroughs and their contributors, the connection with the notion of “material” force, the modern —but often unfamiliar —concept of mechani

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99933-7opments in applied analysis and the interpretation in terms of advanced geometrical concepts. Final remarks points at the new marked interest of continuum mechanics for living matter and the unavoidable relationship, both intellectually and numerically, between different scales of description, a tra

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,The Land Clearers and the “Classics”, Italian colleagues are examples of such people who harmoniously combined works in a much wanted contribution to civil engineering and a sure mathematical expertise in analysis. In contrast, the German and English contributors were more inclined towards an emerging true mechanical engineering and so

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Transition to the 20th Century,ra), and friction and plasticity (Tresca, Barré de Saint-Venant, Lévy, Huber, Mises). In spite of the relative quietness of the period, new interests of investigation are considered, mainly in the dynamic frame, the consideration of continua with internal degrees of freedom (Duhem, the Cosserat brot