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The following pages link to Defects in nonlinear elastic crystals: differential geometry, finite kinematics, and second‐order analytical solutions (Q3456499):
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- On Finsler geometry and applications in mechanics: review and new perspectives (Q277906) (← links)
- Finsler geometry of nonlinear elastic solids with internal structure (Q501304) (← links)
- On spatial and material settings of hyperelastostatic crystal defects (Q700954) (← links)
- Line and point defects in nonlinear anisotropic solids (Q721341) (← links)
- Geometry of crystal structure with defects. II: Non-Euclidean picture (Q1102789) (← links)
- Analysis of shock compression of strong single crystals with logarithmic thermoelastic-plastic theory (Q1617994) (← links)
- Generalized Finsler geometric continuum physics with applications in fracture and phase transformations (Q2358957) (← links)
- Identification of fracture models based on phase field for crack propagation in heterogeneous lattices in a context of non-separated scales (Q2414290) (← links)
- The continuum elastic and atomistic viewpoints on the formation volume and strain energy of a point defect (Q2456939) (← links)
- A geometrically exact Cosserat shell model for defective elastic crystals. Justification via \(\Gamma\)-convergence (Q2474614) (← links)
- A four-dimensional nonlinear geometric theory of defect continuum (Q2639694) (← links)
- Nonlinear thermomechanics for analysis of weak shock profile data in ductile polycrystals (Q2664989) (← links)
- Disclinations in nonlinear elasticity (Q3008040) (← links)
- On the Geometry and Kinematics of Smoothly Distributed and Singular Defects (Q3449740) (← links)
- Generalized pseudo-Finsler geometry applied to the nonlinear mechanics of torsion of crystalline solids (Q4643906) (← links)
- Elastic scalar invariants in the theory of defective crystals (Q4946500) (← links)
- Finsler differential geometry in continuum mechanics: Fundamental concepts, history, and renewed application to ferromagnetic solids (Q5041586) (← links)
- Small-on-large geometric anelasticity (Q5363711) (← links)
