2018
DOI: 10.1007/s00419-018-1403-9
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Universal spherically symmetric solution of nonlinear dislocation theory for incompressible isotropic elastic medium

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“…The two integrations (equations (65) and (66)) can be shown to be identical using equation (57). The agreement of the compatibility conditions for Skyrme's field and Nye's tensor is by no means accidental.…”
Section: Skyrme's Theory With Compatibility Conditionmentioning
confidence: 86%
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“…The two integrations (equations (65) and (66)) can be shown to be identical using equation (57). The agreement of the compatibility conditions for Skyrme's field and Nye's tensor is by no means accidental.…”
Section: Skyrme's Theory With Compatibility Conditionmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…The three-dimensional Einstein tensor hence plays an important role in continuum mechanics. Further applications of the compatibility condition in solving non-linear systems with non-trivial dislocations and disclinations in both classical and micropolar theories can be found in [62][63][64][65][66].…”
Section: An Application To Axisymmetric Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some problems for elastic sphere with dislocations, the distribution of which is of spherical symmetry, are considered in the works [20][21][22][23]49]. The paper [20] describes the stress state of a hollow sphere made of a compressible semi-linear (harmonic) material containing edge dislocations and subject to external or internal hydrostatic pressures.…”
Section: Spherically Symmetric State Of Elastic Hollow Sphere With Distributed Dislocations In Radial Directionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thanks to the selected material model and dislocation distribution, an exact solution was built. In [21], a universal solution for the class of isotropic incompressible elastic bodies was found, and eigenstresses in a solid sphere (in a space with a spherical cavity) with a special distribution of edge and screw dislocations, as well as stresses in the presence of hydrostatic pressure applied to the surface of the sphere (cavity), were determined. In [22], for compressible and incompressible materials, the stresses in a hollow sphere, caused by edge and screw dislocations, are numerically determined.…”
Section: Spherically Symmetric State Of Elastic Hollow Sphere With Distributed Dislocations In Radial Directionmentioning
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