Saint-Venant's principle describes the decay of its distribution at a distance from the boundary condition, and Cauchy's principle allows the calculation of that distribution by requiring an equilibrium among the internal forces within a body.
Saint-Venant's principle describes the decay of its distribution at a distance from the boundary condition, and Cauchy's principle allows the calculation of that distribution by requiring an equilibrium among the internal forces within a body. The tensor which describes it is symmetric and can be resolved into two components, the axial tensor and the shear tensor. FTP name this force which Hooke's law relates to its resulting strain.
Saint-Venant's principle describes the decay of its distribution at a distance from the boundary condition, and Cauchy's principle allows the calculation of that distribution by requiring an equilibrium among the internal forces within a body.
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