On the effects of microstress on macroscopic diffusion processes
The authors study the problem of diffusion in materials with spatialIy variable stress-dependent diffusivity. Several examples are stated to illustrate the predicted discrepancies between the behaviour corresponding to the solutions under the stress-dependent and stress-free conditions. Variational formulations are presented to treat the problem in both unstressed and stressed cases, and then the reuslts are applied to provide a general upper bound in the stress-dependent behaviour. The results are compared with the classical bounds by Hill, Reuss and Voigt.
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