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Continuum thermomechanics : the art and science of modelling material behaviour / edited by Gerard A. Maugin, Raymonde Drouot, and Francois Sidoroff.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Germain, Paul, 1920-
Maugin, G. A. (Gérard A.), 1944-
Drouot, Raymonde.
Sidoroff, François.
Series:
Solid mechanics and its applications ; v. 76.
Solid mechanics and its applications ; v. 76
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Thermodynamics.
Continuum mechanics.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (433 p.)
Edition:
1st ed. 2002.
Place of Publication:
Dordrecht ; Boston : Kluwer Academic Publishers, c2000.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
Contributed by world-renowned specialists on the occasion of Paul Germain's 80th birthday, this unique book reflects the foundational works and the intellectual influence of this author. It presents the realm of modern thermomechanics with its extraordinary wealth of applications to the behaviour of materials, whether solid or fluid. The thirty-one contributions follow an easygoing autobiographical sketch by Paul Germain, and highlight the power and richness of a methodological approach to the phenomenology of many materials. This approach combines harmoniously thermodynamics and continuum theory in order to provide exploitable, thermodynamically admissible models of a large variety of behaviours and phenomena, including those of diffusion, thermoelasticity, viscoplasticity, relaxation, hysteresis, wetting, shape-memory effects, growth, phase transitions, stability, fracture, shocks, machining of materials, microstructured solids, complex fluids, etc. Especially aimed at graduate students, researchers, and engineers in mechanical engineering and materials science, this book also presents the state of the art in an active field of research and opens new horizons in other scientific fields, such as applied mathematics and applied physics, because of the intellectual satisfaction and remarkable efficiency provided by the advocated approach.
Contents:
Double diffusive aspects of the convection in moist-saturated air
Application of the theory of Cosserat media to the elasto-plastic behaviour of polycrystals
From Clausius to finite anelasticity, via Bridgman, Eckart and Ziegler
On viscous fluid flow near a moving crack tip
Elastoviscoplasticity with aging in aluminium alloys
The application of the irreversible thermodynamics to the development of constitutive equations
On micromechanics of martensitic transformation in SMA and TRIP steels
Modelling of coupled effects of damage by microcracking and friction in closed cracks
Structural plastic microbuckling and compressive strength of long-fibre composite materials
A new method of optimisation for composite structures
Material evolution in plasticity and growth
Thermoelasticity of second-grade media
The power of the interior forces in solid mechanics
A continuum damage model in stress corrosion
Modelling Wetting Behaviour
Thermodynamics and phenomenology
On the thermomechanical modelling of shape memory alloys
Thermo-Mechanical Modelling of Nematic Polymers
Multiscale thermomechanical approaches to SMA behaviour
Regularization of flutter ill-posedness in fluid-saturated porous media
A 3D-Numerical Thermomechanical Approach for Materials Cutting
From Clausius-Duhem and Drucker-Ilyushin inequalities to standard materials
Constitutive relations involving internal variables based on a micromechanical analysis
Adiabatic shear banding as an example of viscoplastic flow instability
On the evaluation of damping in a structure with viscoelastic components
Standard dissipative systems and stability analysis
Enriched damage models for continuum failure analyses
Constitutive laws, relaxation thermodynamics and Lagrange-formalism
Second-gradient theory: Application to Cahn-Hilliard fluids
Thermodynamics and duality in finite elastoplasticity
Thermodynamical description of running discontinuities.
Notes:
Description based upon print version of record.
ISBN:
1-280-20498-2
9786610204984
0-306-46946-4
OCLC:
923696436

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