A novel class of model constitutive laws in nonlinear elasticity: Construction via Loewner theory
Abstract Using a solitonic connection, we show that the class of infinitesimal Bäcklund transformations originally introduced by Loewner in 1952 in a gasodynamic context results in physically interesting nonlinear model constitutive laws. We obtain laws previously used to model a variety of hard and...
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