A program toward rediscovering the rational mechanics of the age of reason

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Lost in translation? Reading Newton on inverse-cube trajectories
On induced discontinuities in a class of linear materials with internal state parameters
Shape Optimization and Electron Bubbles
Rotational circulation-preserving magnetogeostrophic flows
Acceleration waves in anisotropic thermoelastic materials with internal state variables
On Jaeger Shearing
On complex potentials in two-dimensional linearized elasticity with couple stresses
Elastic materials with couple-stresses
Jacobi's criticism of Lagrange: The changing role of mathematics in the foundations of classical mechanics
Stress, body force, and momentum balance in mixture theory
Un altro presente: on the historical interpretation of mathematical texts
Syzygies relating the invariants for transversely isotropic materials
Partial differential equations in the 20th century
A note on variational theorems in non-linear elastostatics
On the deduction of Newton's second law
On Variational Formulations in Nonlinear Magnetoelastostatics
A comment on Solari and Natiello's constructivist view of Newton's mechanics
On the formulation of balance laws for electromagnetic continua
Using an unsheared pair to construct the strain ellipse
Einige dynamische Kompatibilitätsbedingungen bei der Wechselwirkung senkrechter Unstetigkeitsflächen
Discontinuity waves as tipping points: applications to biological \& sociological systems
The use of first order differential equations as constitutive equations in the theory of plasticity
Self-superposable magnetohydrodynamic motions
On a principle of virtual work for thermoelastic bodies
A note on a symmetry relation of the Onsager type valid in certain theories of mixtures
On the notion of stress in classical continuum mechanics
On a supplementary conservation law for the governing equations in a rigid, magnetizable body with thermal and electrical conduction
Fracture and yield of isotropic elastic material
On wave propagation in perfectly electrically conducting inextensible elastic bodies
Proofs and contexts: the debate between Bernoulli and Newton on the mathematics of central force motion
Remarks on Newton's second law for variable mass systems

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