Global invariance and Lie-algebraic description in the theory of dislocations (Q751884)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4178864
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4178864 |
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Global invariance and Lie-algebraic description in the theory of dislocations (English)
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1990
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The Lie-algebraic description of continuously distributed dislocations is linked to the global affine invariance of their tensorial density. Static field equations which describe distributions of stresses and couple stresses are derived from a Lagrangian formulation. The formal analogy between this approach to the theory of dislocations and classical electrodynamics is discussed.
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affinely-invariant Lagrange description of static self-equilibrium distributions of dislocations
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crystalline body
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three-dimensional monoatomic and oriented Bravais lattice
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continuously distributed dislocations
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global affine invariance
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tensorial density
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Static field equations
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distributions of stresses
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couple stresses
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0.7505826950073242
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0.7500555515289307
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