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Time Rates of Hill's Strain Tensors

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Based on Hill's principal components formulae, two kinds of basis-free time rate formulae for Hill's strain tensors are proposed in this paper, which are obtained for the cases of distinct stretches, double coalescence and triple coalescence. Furthermore, relations between the coefficients in the representation for the strain tensor and its time derivative are disclosed.

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Guan-Suo, D., Guan-Suo, D., Qing-Wen, R. et al. Time Rates of Hill's Strain Tensors. Journal of Elasticity 54, 129–140 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1007603221060

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