A note on the pure torsion of a circular cylinder for a compressible nonlinearly elastic material with nonconvex strain-energy. (English) Zbl 0817.73008
The large deformation torsion problem for an elastic circular cylinder subject to prescribed twisting moments at its ends is examined for a particular homogeneous isotropic compressible material, namely the Blatz- Ko material. For this material, the displacement equations of equilibrium in three-dimensional elastostatics can lose ellipticity at sufficiently large deformations. For the torsion problem, it is shown that this occurs when the prescribed torque reaches a critical value.
MSC:
| 74B20 | Nonlinear elasticity |
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