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Navier-Cauchy equation
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In
a
homogeneous isotropic elastic body without
body forces
, static equilibrium of the
displacement
field
is
μ
∇
2
u
+
(
λ
+
μ
)
∇
(
∇
⋅
u
)
=
0.
(1)
This is the static, homogeneous-isotropic
displacement
form of
linear elasticity
.
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Uniform extension of a one-dimensional elastic body
Navier-Cauchy equation
Uniform extension of a one-dimensional elastic body
0
0
0
Navier-Cauchy equation
For
a
one-dimensional body with endpoints displaced by zero and
Δ
, the static
Navier-Cauchy equation
reduces to
u
′′
=
0
and gives the uniform strain solution
u
(
x
)
=
Δ
x
/
L
.
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