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Homogeneous hyperelastic material (W(F))

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A hyperelastic material is homogeneous when its strain energy density W(F) has no explicit dependence on the reference configuration position. Its first Piola-Kirchhoff stress tensor is T=DW(F). Homogeneity of the material does not require the deformation gradient to be spatially constant.

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