2003
DOI: 10.1115/1.1523351
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Classical and Computational Solid Mechanics

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“…From the continuum mechanics [13][14][15][16], using the following equations: Here we use the usual notation ":" for covariant differentiation. As is well known, the partial derivative From usual continuum mechanics, the infinitesimal distance after deformation becomes as follow [13]: can be neglected if the displacement is of small enough value.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the continuum mechanics [13][14][15][16], using the following equations: Here we use the usual notation ":" for covariant differentiation. As is well known, the partial derivative From usual continuum mechanics, the infinitesimal distance after deformation becomes as follow [13]: can be neglected if the displacement is of small enough value.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El surgimiento de especialidades de ingeniería que se dio desde entonces se debe precisamente al progreso de la ciencia [13]. Si bien se tenía a la ingeniería civil y la militar, para finales del siglo XVIII y comienzos del XIX, aparecieron la mecánica, la eléctrica, la industrial, la química, la electrónica, y más recientemente la nuclear, la bioquímica, la de transportes y la informática [51]. Un avance que se ha logrado obviamente gracias al progreso del conocimiento y a que los problemas han crecido en complejidad, lo que imposibilita que con una sola disciplina los pueda resolver eficientemente.…”
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“…The Cauchy stress is straightforwardly defined as force vector divided by its cross-section at an arbitrary body surface [20]. In the present drawing test, the tensile force F α can be directly collected from atoms in the drawn molecule, and then the normal component of Cauchy stress σ αα is calculated by…”
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confidence: 99%