An interpretation of Baker-Ericksen inequalities in uniaxial deformation and stress
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Baker-Ericksen inequalitiescompressible elastic materialcorresponding eigenvalues of stress tensor and measure of deformation have same multiplicityrestriction involving only two response coefficientssimple extension corresponds to simple tensionstrong restriction on response functionuniaxial deformation and stress
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