Surface instabilities in finitely strained solids under static loading (Q759526)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3881969
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3881969 |
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Surface instabilities in finitely strained solids under static loading (English)
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1984
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Surface bifurcation in a quasistatically loaded solid is an important instability phenomenon occurring at high levels of strain. After a discussion of theoretical as well as experimental work done in this area, a general formulation for the surface buckling of an incrementally linear three dimensional halfspace is presented and corresponding necessary conditions for the onset of this instability are derived.
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Surface bifurcation
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quasistatically loaded solid
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high levels of strain
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surface buckling
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incrementally linear three dimensional halfspace
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necessary conditions for the onset of this instability
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