Material displacement derivative

B. Material Displacement Derivative of Basic Surface Quantities. 245... 

We have applied this notion to the time derivative of tensor quantities along the trajectory of a material points of the surface S(f), that is, when / = const. We call the time derivative of this kind material displacement derivative in order to emphasize its physical meaning. Because of its... 

It is easy to show that the material displacement derivative has the following properties ... 

The material displacement derivative of a sum of tensor fields equals the sum of the material displacement derivative of the summands. 

Note The expression (10.47) for material displacement derivative differs both by form and by content from displacement derivative defined by Truesdell and Toupin [20, Equation... 

Material displacement derivative can be applied to aU systems, independent of their nature, which satisfy the law of transformation of tensor quantities. Particularly, for the base vectors g, it is easy to show that... 

However, it is not the case when the material displacement derivative of surface base vectors a are in question. Then depends explicitly on time so that, in view of (10.45),... 

To calculate the material displacement derivative bap, we start with (10.26). Then,... 

So far, we have discussed the material displacement derivative of tensor quantities which are defined by their components with respect to an arbitrary admissible coordinate systems x" in 3 and m in Si, for example, for (x, u, 0- However, generally we need the expression of... 

Here, we concentrate on notion of a displacement derivative, the quantity which is of most importance in dynamical problems of (material) interfaces. 

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Naturally, in most cases, we cannot neglect 8L/ , and must derive more general relationships. Let us first consider a cracked plate of material loaded so that the displacements at the boundary of the plate are fixed. This is a common mode of loading a material - it occurs frequently in welds between large pieces of steel, for example -and is one which allows us to calculate 8Lf quite easily. 

For mechanical wave measurements, notice should be taken of the advances in technology. It is particularly notable that the major advances in materials description have not resulted so much from improved resolution in measurement of displacement and/or time, but in direct measurements of the derivative functions of acceleration, stress rate, and density rate as called for in the theory of structured wave propagation. Future developments, such as can be anticipated with piezoelectric polymers, in which direct measurements are made of rate-of-change of stress or particle velocity should lead to the observation of recognized mechanical effects in more detail, and perhaps the identification of new mechanical phenomena. 

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