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1. The document provides mathematical formulas and definitions related to tensor algebra, differentiation, kinematics, equilibrium, stress, strain, thermodynamics, and linear elasticity. 2. It defines operations on tensors like divergence, gradient, and trace. It also introduces kinematic quantities like deformation gradients and velocity fields. 3. Equations of balance relating stress, strain, body forces, and time derivatives are presented. Thermodynamic concepts like internal energy, heat, and entropy are defined.

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1. The document provides mathematical formulas and definitions related to tensor algebra, differentiation, kinematics, equilibrium, stress, strain, thermodynamics, and linear elasticity. 2. It defines operations on tensors like divergence, gradient, and trace. It also introduces kinematic quantities like deformation gradients and velocity fields. 3. Equations of balance relating stress, strain, body forces, and time derivatives are presented. Thermodynamic concepts like internal energy, heat, and entropy are defined.

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Formulario de Termomecanica do Contnuo

Algebra tensorial e diferencia


c
ao
(ST)v = S(Tv),
Su v = ST v u,

Sij = ei Sej

u, v

(a b)v = (b v)a,

tr(u v) = u v,

S T = tr(ST T)

(a b)T = (b a)

u, v

(a b)ij = ai bj

S = Sij ei ej

trS = Sii

tr(ST) = tr(TS)

det T = det[T]

detST = detS

det(TS) = (det T)(det S)

S1 S = SS1 = I
Q Orth,

Qu Qv = u v,

T = 13 (trT)I + Td

u, v

det(S wI) = w3 + l1 (S) w2 l2(S) w + l3(S),

l1(S) = tr(S),

l2(S) = 12 [(trS)2 tr(S2 )],

l3 (S) = det(S)

g(x + h) = g(x) + Dg(x)[h] + o(h)


u(x) = (f(x), g(x)) => Du(x)[h] = (f(x), Dg(x)[h] + (Df(x)[h], g(x))
u(x) = f(g(x)) => Du(x)[h] = Df(g(x))[Dg(x)[h]]
div u = tru,

()i = ,i

(divS) a = div(ST a),

(v)ij = vi,j

vetor constante a,

(divv) = vi,i

(divS)i = Sij,j

div(S) = divS + S

div(v) = divv + v

(v) = v + v

(v w) = (w)T v + (v)T w

div(ST v) = S v + v divS

4 = div(),

4 = ,ii

4v = div(v),

(4v)i = vi,jj

Teo da Divergencia:

(v vT )a = (curlv) a,
R

vetor constante a

n dA =

dV,

v n dA =

div v dV,

Sn dA =

divS dV

Cinem
atica
f : B 7 E
p 7 x = f(p)
F = RU = VR,

u(p) = f(p) p
C = U2 = FT F,

E = (u)s ,

l = FL,

x = (p, t),

p = (x, t),

U2 L L,

(p,

t) =

divS + B = %0 ,

F = QF,

dv = detFdV,

(p, t)
,
t

D = 1/2(C I)

cos =

U(L)1 U(L)2
|U(L)1||U(L)2|

v(x, t) = ((x,

t), t),

F(p, t) = p (p, t)

s(n) = Tn
T Sym
divT + b = %v
SFT = FST ,

detF = detF,

S = (detF)TFT ,

v = Qv,

B = (detF)b,

%0 = (detF)%

T = QTQT

Leis de balan
co
Potencia Externa: Pext (t) =
Energia Interna: E(t) =

Pt

s(n) v da +

Pt

e% dv,

Potencia Termica: Q(t) =

Pt

2a Lei da Termodinamica: %

Pt

b v dv,

Energia Cinetica: K(t) =

Potencia interna: Pint (t) =

q n da +

1a Lei da Termodinamica: Pext (t) + Q(t) =

detR = 1,

Equilbrio, for
ca, tens
ao

Teorema de Cauchy:

B = V2 = FFT ,

u = F I

F(p,
t) = L((p, t), t)F(p, t)

L(x, t) = x v(x, t),

|l| =

F = f

Pt

r dv,

Pt

d
E(t)
dt

Energia Livre de Helmholtz: = e

d
(K(t) + E(t))
dt

r 1
1
+ divq 2 q 0

ou
ou

e%
= T D divq + r
0
D = T D %( + )

Elasticidade Linear
D = T E % 0,

T = T(E),

% = % (E)
= E C[E],
2

materiais isotropicos: T = 2 E + (trE)I,

v2
% dv
2

Td = 2 Ed ,

T=%

trT = 3 trE


= C[E]
E

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