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A variational approach to the Cosserat-like continuum

Tipo de material: TextoTextoSeries ; International Journal of Engineering Science, 31(11), p.1475-1483, 1993Trabajos contenidos:
  • Saczuk, J
Tema(s): Recursos en línea: Resumen: The exposition given here is intended to show an equivalent variational approach to formulation of the virtual work principle for the Cosserat-like continuum. Stationarity conditions of an action integral lead to the Euler-Lagrange equations identified with the balance equations for stresses and couple-stresses within micropolar and micromorphic continua. Vector fields as independent variables are taken so as to satisfy the known Stokes' decomposition. Based on the standard variational arguments, for a given Lagrangian function and an assumed 1-parameter family of transformations of both the independent and dependent variables, the fundamental variational formula identified with the virtual work principle of the Cosserat-like continuum is obtained. To determine the immediate relations between the geometric variation of the boundary and the variation of the field variables the transversality conditions are used. A notion of an independent integral is used to define invariance conditions of the integral in question which is invariant under an action of an r-parameter Lie group.
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The exposition given here is intended to show an equivalent variational approach to formulation of the virtual work principle for the Cosserat-like continuum. Stationarity conditions of an action integral lead to the Euler-Lagrange equations identified with the balance equations for stresses and couple-stresses within micropolar and micromorphic continua. Vector fields as independent variables are taken so as to satisfy the known Stokes' decomposition. Based on the standard variational arguments, for a given Lagrangian function and an assumed 1-parameter family of transformations of both the independent and dependent variables, the fundamental variational formula identified with the virtual work principle of the Cosserat-like continuum is obtained. To determine the immediate relations between the geometric variation of the boundary and the variation of the field variables the transversality conditions are used. A notion of an independent integral is used to define invariance conditions of the integral in question which is invariant under an action of an r-parameter Lie group.

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