On infinitesimal deformation measures (Q1202509)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 109040
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    On infinitesimal deformation measures
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 109040

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      On infinitesimal deformation measures (English)
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      23 February 1993
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      The paper offers an important new approach to the mathematical understanding of the small strain approximation in continuum mechanics. The author shows that the infinitesimal strain is the Fréchet differential at zero displacement gradient and corresponding to the latter of the Lagrangian strain tensor, the Eulerian strain tensor as well as that of the right stretch tensor and the left stretch tensor. Similarly, the infinitesimal rotation is the Fréchet differential of the finite rotation tensor. Making use of these Fréchet differentials in the expansion of the tensors describing the finite deformation, one obtains their small strain approximations. Similar results are derived for the deformation of line and surface elements. The research reported is of high concern to researchers in continuum mechanics.
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      small strain approximation
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      Fréchet differential
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      Lagrangian strain tensor
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      Eulerian strain tensor
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      right stretch tensor
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      left stretch tensor
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      finite rotation tensor
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