The following pages link to A. Ian Murdoch (Q208564):
Displayed 45 items.
- Item:Q208564 (redirect page) (← links)
- On the identification of continuum concepts and fields with molecular variables (Q367897) (← links)
- On time-dependent material systems (Q541152) (← links)
- Remarks on the foundations of linear viscoelasticity (Q687306) (← links)
- On the physical interpretation of fields in continuum mechanics (Q690003) (← links)
- On unfounded criticism of the simple fluid of Noll (Q786588) (← links)
- On material frame-indifference, intrinsic spin, and certain constitutive relations motivated by the kinetic theory of gases (Q789972) (← links)
- A corpuscular approach to continuum mechanics: Basic considerations (Q1060882) (← links)
- Stress, body force, and momentum balance in mixture theory (Q1088429) (← links)
- On the continuum theory of mixtures: Motivation from discrete considerations (Q1090564) (← links)
- On the relationship between balance relations for generalized continua and molecular behaviour (Q1103435) (← links)
- Symmetry considerations for material surfaces (Q1135151) (← links)
- Symmetry considerations for material surfaces: Addendum (Q1156505) (← links)
- A continuum theory of elastic material surfaces (Q1225955) (← links)
- The propagation of surface waves in bodies with material boundaries (Q1232194) (← links)
- Addenda to our paper: A continuum theory of elastic material surfaces (Q1235032) (← links)
- On wrinkling induced by surface stress at the boundary of an infinite circular cylinder (Q1244865) (← links)
- On phase transitions of elastic continua (Q1245018) (← links)
- Surface stress in solids (Q1246279) (← links)
- Symmetry considerations for materials of second grade (Q1253112) (← links)
- A scale-dependent model of the boundary of a solid body (Q1385604) (← links)
- A microscopic perspective on the physical foundations of continuum mechanics. I: Macroscopic states, reproducibility, and macroscopic statistics, at prescribed scales of length and time (Q1386086) (← links)
- A microscopic perspective on the physical foundations of continuum mechanics. II: A projection operator approach to the separation of reversible and irreversible contributions to macroscopic behaviour (Q1388305) (← links)
- Objectivity in classical continuum physics: A rationale for discarding the `principle of invariance under superposed rigid body motions' in favour of purely objective considerations (Q1420135) (← links)
- On the microscopic interpretation of stress and couple stress (Q1431600) (← links)
- On spatially-averaged electrokinetics of point charges and Maxwell's equations (Q1702859) (← links)
- A critique of atomistic definitions of the stress tensor (Q2385453) (← links)
- A personal appreciation of Walter Noll (Q2424163) (← links)
- Some primitive concepts in continuum mechanics regarded in terms of objective space-time molecular averaging: the key rôle played by inertial observers (Q2432034) (← links)
- Some fundamental aspects of surface modelling (Q2492739) (← links)
- On criticism of the nature of objectivity in classical continuum physics (Q2501849) (← links)
- Characterization of microstates for confined systems and associated scale-dependent continuum fields via Fourier coefficients (Q2766177) (← links)
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- THE MOTIVATION OF CONTINUUM CONCEPTS AND RELATIONS FROM DISCRETE CONSIDERATIONS (Q3666320) (← links)
- (Q4011979) (← links)
- The effect of interfacial stress on the propagation of stoneley waves (Q4127470) (← links)
- RADIAL VIBRATIONS OF A GRAVITATING SPHERE WITH A MATERIAL BOUNDARY (Q4174373) (← links)
- A THERMODYNAMICAL THEORY OF ELASTIC MATERIAL INTERFACES (Q4182007) (← links)
- (Q4718858) (← links)
- Physical Foundations of Continuum Mechanics (Q4902593) (← links)
- Macroscale balance relations for bulk, interfacial and common line systems in multiphase flows through porous media on the basis of molecular considerations (Q5451256) (← links)
- A coordinate-free approach to surface kinematics (Q5753625) (← links)
- On material frame-indifference (Q5905120) (← links)
- On objectivity and material symmetry for simple elastic solids (Q5945956) (← links)
- On molecular modelling and continuum concepts (Q5962113) (← links)