1955
DOI: 10.1007/bf01325751
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Die Spannungsfunktionen der dreidimensionalen anisotropen Elastizit�tstheorie

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“…Here, the extension for anisotropic case is presented (Kröner, 1955). For the anisotropic case the incompatibility equation is written as (compare Eq.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Here, the extension for anisotropic case is presented (Kröner, 1955). For the anisotropic case the incompatibility equation is written as (compare Eq.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The explicit formulation for X ijkl operator for cubic symmetry media has been derived by Kröner (1955) and extended to fully anisotropic case by Michelitsch and Wunderlin (1996).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A recent thermodynamic analysis with W3 has been remarkably reported by Berdichevsky [5] where ðb is identified with the plastic distortion. Let us remark however that by (17) & (18), ðb is not, because of the prescription of the arbirary x0, an unambiguous state variable, as opposed to ðω.…”
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“…He has been actively publishing for 50 years, mostly as a single author, on the physical understanding of defective solids, but also on their mathematical structure. One could make a distinction between a first series of paper [17]- [19] where he constructs an original approach to understand dislocations, and a later series [20]- [24] where he raises questions, while reporting new knowledge in the field.…”
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“…Now we introduce the fourth-order stress function tensor Y which is defined by [3] f ( V ) y 7 j + v2, = 0…”
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