Titlebook: Mechanics of Soft Materials; Konstantin Volokh Textbook 20161st edition Springer Science+Business Media Singapore 2016 Hyperelasticity.Ogd

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Chemoelasticity,Previously, we attributed displacements, stresses, strains, temperature, entropy etc. to a material point or an infinitesimal material volume. In many cases of practical interest additional parameters reflecting the presence of the additional material/chemical ., e.g. ions, atoms, molecules etc., are required.

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Isotropic Elasticity,onal equations that characterize material behavior. The requirement of the additional—.—also comes from mathematics because of the need to close the system of governing equations in which six equations are lacking—Table?..

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Electroelasticity,rty is increasingly used in actuators or artificial muscles that have a great potential of practical applications. In this chapter, we consider the basic quasi-static electroelasticity of soft materials at large strains.

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Tensors,ested in consulting the literature in advance. Nevertheless, all information about tensors necessary for understanding this book is collected bellow. We were not generous in choosing the information and we avoided any storage of results from tensor analysis which were not directly applicable to the

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