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The following pages link to Configurational forces and their application in solid mechanics (Q1418739):

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• Mechanical modeling of growth considering domain variation. II: Volumetric and surface growth involving Eshelby tensors (Q632776) (← links)
• On Eshelby tensors in the context of the thermodynamics of open systems: application to volumetric growth (Q660599) (← links)
• Definition of a new predictor for multiaxial fatigue crack nucleation in rubber (Q731159) (← links)
• Phase field simulation of domain structures in ferroelectric materials within the context of inhomogeneity evolution (Q933247) (← links)
• Material forces for inelastic models at large strains: Application to fracture mechanics (Q1015708) (← links)
• Domain evolution in ferroelectric materials: a continuum phase field model and finite element implementation (Q1033314) (← links)
• The equilibrium of material forces in a 1D phase transition problem (Q1033476) (← links)
• Configurational-force interface model for brittle fracture propagation (Q2173589) (← links)
• A note on material forces in finite inelasticity (Q2432400) (← links)
• On rational treatments of the general laws of balance and jump, with emphasis on configurational formulations (Q2465688) (← links)
• On configurational forces in short-time dynamics and their computation with an explicit solver (Q2501914) (← links)
• On configurational forces in the mechanics of phase and chemical transformations (Q2695907) (← links)
• Thermodynamic consistent modelling of defects and microstructures in ferroelectrics (Q2998221) (← links)
• Configurational Forces (Q3069499) (← links)
• Numerical homogenization of the Eshelby tensor at small strains (Q5133819) (← links)
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• Comparison of phenomenological and laminate‐based models for rate‐dependent switching in ferroelectric continua (Q6078519) (← links)
• Electro-mechanical actuation modulates fracture performance of soft dielectric elastomers (Q6139945) (← links)
• On the localization of a new phase domain in the vicinity of an elliptical hole (Q6541703) (← links)
• Fracture criteria and rheological fracture mechanism of brittle materials based on Eshelby stress (Q6576382) (← links)