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Material constraints, Lagrange multipliers, and compatibility. Applications to rod and shell theories (Q1189741)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 58001
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Material constraints, Lagrange multipliers, and compatibility. Applications to rod and shell theories
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 58001

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    Material constraints, Lagrange multipliers, and compatibility. Applications to rod and shell theories (English)
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    27 September 1992
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    The authors deal with the theory of material (internal) constraints in continuum mechanics, formulating a global constraint principle, having a physically and mathematically natural interpretation. An appropriate general role for the Lagrange multipliers as reactive stresses is put into evidence; it is shown for which kind of constraints the global constraint principle reduces to the classic local principle. Applications to rods, shells and discrete models are presented.
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    global constraint principle
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    reactive stresses
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    classic local principle
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    discrete models
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