What Textbook Covers Hooke's Law in Tensor Form and Shear Stress?

Strength of Materials" in their title at their level. In summary, a person studying physics is looking for a textbook that covers tensors, shear stress, and other related topics for their first mechanics course. They have not found these topics in their current textbook and are seeking recommendations. The expert suggests looking for books with "Strength of Materials" in the title at their level.
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Hi!
I'm studying physics and currently taking the first mechanics course. After dealing with rotation and gyroscopes, now we're working on things like shear stress, and Hooke's law in tensor form etc.
I've got Kleppner/Kolenkow but shear stress, Hooke's law in tensor form and tensors in general aren't covered.

Can anyone recommend me a textbook that is for 1st semester mechanics and covers tensors, shear stress, getting from the modulus of rigidity to the spring constant and strain?

Thanks in advance!
 
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Any book with the words "Strength of Materials" in its title should have this at the level that you are looking for.

Chet
 
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Related to What Textbook Covers Hooke's Law in Tensor Form and Shear Stress?

1. What is Hooke's law in tensor form?

Hooke's law in tensor form is a mathematical equation that describes the relationship between stress and strain in an elastic material. It is written as σ = Eε, where σ is the stress tensor, E is the elastic modulus tensor, and ε is the strain tensor.

2. What is the significance of using tensor form in Hooke's law?

Using tensor form allows for a more accurate and comprehensive representation of stress and strain in materials, as it takes into account the directional properties of the material. This is especially important in anisotropic materials where the properties vary in different directions.

3. How does Hooke's law in tensor form differ from the traditional form?

The traditional form of Hooke's law, σ = Eε, only considers the stress and strain in one direction. In tensor form, the equation takes into account the stress and strain in all directions, making it a more general and versatile representation.

4. What are the limitations of Hooke's law in tensor form?

Hooke's law in tensor form is only applicable to materials that exhibit linear elastic behavior, meaning the stress-strain relationship is linear and reversible. It also does not account for plastic deformation or failure of the material.

5. How is Hooke's law in tensor form used in practical applications?

Hooke's law in tensor form is used in various engineering and scientific fields, such as material design and analysis, structural mechanics, and geomechanics. It allows for the prediction of material behavior under different loading conditions, aiding in the design and optimization of structures and materials.

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