Analysis of motor fields in Cosserat continua of two and one dimensions and its applications. (English) Zbl 0624.73010
The motor calculus was developed by R. v. Mises. Among others it has been used effectively in investigations of three-dimensional Cosserat- continua. In the present paper the differential operators for surface and line motors are introduced and their applications to two- and one- dimensional Cosserat-continua are given.
Reviewer: Th.Lehmann
MSC:
| 74A99 | Generalities, axiomatics, foundations of continuum mechanics of solids |
| 53A35 | Non-Euclidean differential geometry |
Keywords:
Cosserat surfaces; Cosserat lines; surface motors; line motors; one- dimensional; two-dimensional Cosserat continuum; differential operatorsReferences:
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