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Infinitesimal strain tensor (ε=sym∇u)

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The infinitesimal strain tensor is the symmetric part of a displacement gradient tensor. It is the linear approximation to a finite strain measure for small displacement gradients. An infinitesimal rigid rotation contributes no strain, so the elastic energy depends on the symmetric part rather than the entire gradient.

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