On the role of curvature in the elastic energy of non-Euclidean thin bodies
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Abstract: We prove a relation between the scaling of the elastic energies of shrinking non-Euclidean bodies of thickness , and the curvature along their mid-surface . This extends and generalizes similar results for plates [BLS16, LRR] to any dimension and co-dimension. In particular, it proves that the natural scaling for non-Euclidean rods with smooth metric is , as claimed in [AAE+12] using a formal asymptotic expansion. The proof involves calculating the -limit for the elastic energies of small balls , scaled by , and showing that the limit infimum energy is given by a square of a norm of the curvature at a point . This -limit proves asymptotics calculated in [AKM+16].
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