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- adjective physics Describing an
ideally elastic material for which thestress -strain relationship derives from a strain energy density function.
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Examples
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I try to model and validate an example of a hyperelastic plate with a circular hole problem.
iMechanica - Comments elmi 2010
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I try to model and validate an example of a hyperelastic plate with a circular hole problem.
iMechanica - Comments Abraham 2010
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I try to model and validate an example of a hyperelastic plate with a circular hole problem.
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For the analysis of hyperelastic material, since this is a conservative system, the equilibrium equation can be expressed in "Total form".
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However, that rate equation can be generated by taking the time derivative of a hyperelastic relation in the material frame and then pushing it forward to the spatial frame if needed.
iMechanica - Comments teramovy 2009
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However, that rate equation can be generated by taking the time derivative of a hyperelastic relation in the material frame and then pushing it forward to the spatial frame if needed.
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For the analysis of hyperelastic material, since this is a conservative system, the equilibrium equation can be expressed in "Total form".
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However, that rate equation can be generated by taking the time derivative of a hyperelastic relation in the material frame and then pushing it forward to the spatial frame if needed.
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However, that rate equation can be generated by taking the time derivative of a hyperelastic relation in the material frame and then pushing it forward to the spatial frame if needed.
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For the analysis of hyperelastic material, since this is a conservative system, the equilibrium equation can be expressed in "Total form".
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