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N.I. Martynov, "Complex Form of Hooke’s Law of Anisotropic Elastic Body," Mech. Solids. 55 (4), 514-535 (2020)
Year 2020 Volume 55 Number 4 Pages 514-535
DOI 10.3103/S0025654420040093
Title Complex Form of Hooke’s Law of Anisotropic Elastic Body
Author(s) N.I. Martynov (Institute of Mathematics and Mathematical Modeling, Almaty, 050010 Kazakhstan, nikmar50@mail.ru)
Abstract A complex form of Hooke's law for an anisotropic body is given, which made it possible to write down the previously known relations obtained in the simplest way. The structure of the matrix of elastic parameters and six linear invariants, which play a key role both in the connection of the stressstrain state and in the structure of the matrix of elastic parameters, have been determined. It is shown that by a certain six-dimensional unitary transformation, constructed on the basis of Hausholder matrices, the matrix of elastic moduli is reduced to the canonical form, in which the elastic moduli are invariants. Some questions of the classification of elastic materials are discussed. Formulas for the transformation of elastic moduli under three-dimensional rotation are given, as well as examples of anisotropic materials with certain properties. The possibility of constructing six invariant forms of Hooke's law is shown.
Keywords anisotropic body, elastic moduli, unitary matrix, strain and stress tensors, deviators, principal axes of anisotropy
Received 28 July 2019Revised 20 September 2019Accepted 18 September 2019
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