Shear
The authors focus attention on the notion of shear as it generally appears in the nonlinear theory of strains in a deformable solid. The work deals with the pure kinematics of deformation theory, and establishes general kinematical properties of shear in finite-deformation theory. Among the notions that receive special treatment, one can identify those of unsheared pairs in a given plane, the maximum shear sustained in a given plane for a given angle between two line elements, the global extremal shear for a given such angle, pairs of unsheared material elements, unsheared triads, and the shear of planar elements. Many results follow the authors' recent researches on general kinematics and deformation theory of continua. Recent references include only some by the authors.NEWLINENEWLINEFor the entire collection see [Zbl 0962.00003].
- A note on maximum shear
- A general notion of shears, and applications
- On Jaeger Shearing
- Some estimates for the maximum shear stress in plane, isotropic elasticity
- Pure Shears in the Mechanics of Materials
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1786030 (Why is no real title available?)
- Constructions of unsheared pairs in finite strain
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