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fruitkiwi
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dear all,
as a newbie in solid mechanics modelling, i always come across these few terms,
Cauchy-Green strain tensor
Green Lagrange strain tensor
isochoric Cauchy green strain tensor.
Consider a cubic, when we move the top face, while fixing the bottom face, we will able to see the strain occur, then it generate stress. May i know is this fall in which type of tensor?
is it difference in terms of vector direction or plane motion?
i am struggling to explain it into myself.
as a newbie in solid mechanics modelling, i always come across these few terms,
Cauchy-Green strain tensor
Green Lagrange strain tensor
isochoric Cauchy green strain tensor.
Consider a cubic, when we move the top face, while fixing the bottom face, we will able to see the strain occur, then it generate stress. May i know is this fall in which type of tensor?
is it difference in terms of vector direction or plane motion?
i am struggling to explain it into myself.