Lecture

Hyperelasticity: Cavitation

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Description

This lecture discusses the expansion of a spherical void under external pressure in incompressible Neo-Hookean material. It covers the displacement field, principle stretches, incompressibility, boundary conditions, constitutive law, equilibrium equations, and the cavitation instability in rubber-toughened polymers.

Instructor

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