Implicit Constitutive Relations

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  • K. R. Rajagopal
چکیده

Classical Constitutive equations like the Navier-Stokes model for fluids and the linearized elastic model for solids are explicit models in that they provide explicit expressions for the stress in terms of kinematical quantities. Similarly, the constitutive equation for a Simple Material is also an explicit equation for the stress in terms of the histories of the deformation gradient and the density. However, many rate type models that have been developed to describe viscoelastic and inelastic materials are implicit in that a equation is provided for the stress, and its time rates, as well as appropriate kinematical quantities and their time rates. Even when time rates are not involved, such implicit models are very useful in describing a large class of materials, especially those wherein the material moduli depend on the Lagrange multiplier that is associated with a constraint. Thus, for example, such implicit equations can describe incompressible materials in which the material moduli depend on the pressure (mean normal stress). In this chapter we discuss very briefly the role of implicit constitutive relations in mechanics.

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تاریخ انتشار 2011