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Transport Theorems and Jump Condition

A volume element t/F in the undeformed body S2o is related to the volume element J V in the deformed body through the determinant, 7, of the deformation gradient [Pg.25]

Under this relation the material time derivative of the integral of an arbitrary function d can be calculated as [Pg.25]

Next we give the transport theorem for a surface integral The determinant of a (3 X 3)-matrix A is given by [Pg.26]

A surface element dS — dX aBX consists of line elements dX and 8X in the undeformed body and the corresponding surface element ds = dx aSx consists of line elements dx and Sx in the deformed body [Pg.26]

Thus the transport theorem for the surface integral of a scalar-valued function is given by [Pg.27]


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