2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijsolstr.2016.06.035
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The Eshelby inclusion problem in ageing linear viscoelasticity

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“…Moreover, it could be interesting to account for presence of cracks in bricks and to extend this model to the case of anisotropic mortar containing parallel cracks [5,53]. At last, considering the masonry ageing phenomenon [4] and thermal loading will enrich the proposed model. These perspectives are left for further investigations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, it could be interesting to account for presence of cracks in bricks and to extend this model to the case of anisotropic mortar containing parallel cracks [5,53]. At last, considering the masonry ageing phenomenon [4] and thermal loading will enrich the proposed model. These perspectives are left for further investigations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Hill tensor of an arbitrary ellipsoid embedded in an isotropic matrix of Lamé moduli λ and µ is shown to write under the form in the elastic case (see [38])…”
Section: Appendices Appendix a Conventions Of Tensor Algebramentioning
confidence: 99%
“…• models relying on the Laplace-Carson transform and used for linear viscoelasticity [Hashin(1969), Christensen(1969), Laws and McLaughlin(1978), Suquet(1985), Rougier et al(1993), Rougier et al(1994), Barthélémy et al(2016)] • models adopting numerical Laplace-Carson transform technique in an incremental way in the context of non-linear viscosity [Rougier et al(1994), Masson and Zaoui(1999), Pierard and Doghri(2006), Pierard et al(2007), Ricaud and Masson(2009), Pichler et al(2012)] • variational approaches based on the papers of [Ponte Castañeda(1992)] or [Ponte Castañeda and Suquet(1997)]. Within the framework discussed in these two contributions, the use is made of the incremental variational principle with a condensed incremental potential which accounts both for conservative and dissipative effects.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%