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Deviatoric strain (devε=ε−d1​(trε)I)

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The deviatoric strain is the trace-free part of the infinitesimal strain tensor. It removes the isotropic volume change. The decomposition is orthogonal for the Frobenius inner product, because a trace-free matrix has zero Frobenius inner product with I. Consequently
∣ε∣F2​=∣devε∣F2​+d1​(trε)2.
(1)
For ε=21​(∇v+(∇v)T), its trace is divv.

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