Titlebook: Continuum Mechanics through the Ages - From the Renaissance to the Twentieth Century; From Hydraulics to P Gérard A. Maugin Book 2016 Sprin

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Viscosity, Fast Flows and the Science of Flight,e due attention to the effects of viscosity, to increasing levels of velocity of the fluid flows, and to the inception of the mechanics of vortices. The main characters at work are essentially Helmholtz (his vortex filaments) and Reynolds (his celebrated number). The application side materializes in

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,Poincaré and Hilbert on Continuum Mechanics,th centuries. Both manifested a real interest in mathematical physics with a marked philosophical bias on the part of Poincaré and an accentuated inclination towards axiomatics on that of Hilbert. Although interested in various branches of continuum mechanics, Poincaré delivered a series of lectures

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Viscoelasticity of Solids (Old and New),ranch of continuum mechanics which fostered the expansion of a good general thermo-mechanics of continua (first with Duhem and Eckart) and favoured the creation of “rational continuum mechanics” in the sense of Truesdell, Noll and Coleman. Born with the simple models proposed by Kelvin, Voigt, Maxwe

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,Plasticity Over 150?Years (1864–2014),s (e.g., second law of thermodynamics) and sophisticated mathematical tools (e.g., convex analysis). The present contribution peruses this development over more than a hundred and fifty years with special attention paid to original but forgotten works of Duhem, the introduction of various yield crit

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Fracture: To Crack or Not to Crack. That Is the Question,f almost a century, it required the combination of ingredients of differing nature: acute experimental observations, clever reasoning both in elasticity and thermodynamics, introduction of plasticity theory and of new notions related to the material toughness, application of powerful theorems (e.g.,

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Geometry and Continuum Mechanics: An Essay, is the natural language of continuum mechanics. This essay emphasizes the more or less elementary notions of differential geometry that are hidden in the bases of classical continuum mechanics (Killing’s theorem, covariance, Riemannian curvature). Then it examines the intervening of more modern and

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The Masters of Modern Continuum Mechanics,group of gifted and industrious individuals, working in concert or in competition, revisits an existing field and brings to it innovative and unifying ideas that tremendously accelerate the rhythm of this progress. This is what occurred with continuum mechanics in the period 1935–1980. In this speci

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978-3-319-37422-2Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016