Lecture

Evolution Equations for Deformable Solids

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Description

This lecture covers the evolution equations for deformable solids, including the speed and energy density evolution equations, the concept of status field, and the elastic contribution to the stress tensor. It also delves into kinetic and internal energy, continuity equations, and the density of energy in the context of deformable solids.

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