2007
DOI: 10.1007/s11044-007-9077-z
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Poisson modes and general nonlinear constitutive models in the large displacement analysis of beams

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“…(12) assume that material is fully incompressible, that is, J is equal to one. This condition must be fulfilled by using additional techniques, such as Lagrange multipliers or penalty method [23]. In the current paper, the penalty method is used, due to simplicity and efficiency.…”
Section: Standard Mooney-rivlin Polynomial Modelsmentioning
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“…(12) assume that material is fully incompressible, that is, J is equal to one. This condition must be fulfilled by using additional techniques, such as Lagrange multipliers or penalty method [23]. In the current paper, the penalty method is used, due to simplicity and efficiency.…”
Section: Standard Mooney-rivlin Polynomial Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A similar pendulum was examined in [23]. In the undeformed state, beam has a length of 1 m and a uniform square cross section of dimension 20 mm.…”
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“…Compressible and incompressible hyperelastic and isotropic material models were firstly used within the ANCF by Maqueda and Shabana (2007). Furthermore, Maqueda et al (2010) presented the application of the ANCF beams with incompressible materials to rubber chains systems.…”
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