The asymptotic behavior of doubly periodic strain states
approximated by second degree polynomialsasymptotic behaviorbounded by an arbitrary polynomialcomponents measured at increasing distances from boundary of domaincomponents of elastic states rapidly approach fixed valuescomponents of the elastic statedoubly periodic strain statemain result as strong version of Saint-Venant's principlequadratic functionsthree-dimensional body
The asymptotic behavior of the doubly periodic strain state on a three- dimensional body is discussed. The components of the elastic state are initially assumed to be bounded by an arbitrary polynomial. It is then shown that the components can be approximated by second degree polynomials whose coefficients can be readily computed from data generally available in such problems. The error in using the approximation at different points in the elastic body is on the order of the reciprocal of any polynomial of the distance to the boundary of the body.
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