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A Non-linear Hardening Model Based on Two Coupled Internal Hardening Variables: Formulation and Implementation (English)
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3 March 2010
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SIMPLE: This paper is about the mathematical framework involving vector bundles, operators on these bundles, and their decompositions within the context of differential geometry. The text primarily focuses on the kernel and orthogonal complement under linear operators acting on sections of tangent bundles and pullback bundles, providing a detailed interpretation of subspaces and operator properties. (English)
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This paper is about understanding how geometric objects on manifolds can be decomposed into parts that lie along specific subspaces related to the kernel of a differential operator, and their orthogonal complements. The coefficients or components of these decompositions are described using subscript notation which refers to spaces defined in terms of the differential of a map between manifolds. By analyzing such decompositions and tensor properties derived from them, we aim to gain insights into the intrinsic geometric structure and properties of the manifold under study. (English)
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