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Non-elliptic elastic materials and the modeling of dissipative mechanical behavior: An example. (English) Zbl 0626.73011

The authors describe the modelling of dissipative mechanical behavior in non-elliptic solids. The theory is based upon the principles of finite elasticity. It predicts mechanical response similar to that associated with the pseudo-elastic effect found in shape memory alloys.
The paper is long, containing much information. Although quite specialized, it should be useful to theoreticians working in finite elasticity.
Reviewer: R.L.Huston

MSC:

74B20 Nonlinear elasticity
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