Injectivity of the Cauchy-stress tensor along rank-one connected lines under strict rank-one convexity condition
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Abstract: In this note, we show that the Cauchy stress tensor in nonlinear elasticity is injective along rank-one connected lines provided that the constitutive law is strictly rank-one convex. This means that implies under strict rank-one convexity.
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