Lecture

Hyperelasticity: More Examples

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Description

This lecture explores hyperelasticity through examples, focusing on the 'Channel Die Compression' problem of a hyperelastic material. The instructor discusses the force versus vertical stretch relationship, equilibrium, boundary conditions, and constitutive law. The lecture also covers the behavior of Neo-Hookean materials regarding necking instability.

Instructor

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Materials science: Deformation of materials

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