The Yeoh hyperelastic model is a mathematical framework used to describe the mechanical behavior of elastomers and soft materials. It is a specific form of the hyperelastic material model, which is employed to predict the stress-strain relationship of materials that undergo large deformations without experiencing permanent changes in shape. The Yeoh model is particularly popular for its simplicity and effectiveness in capturing the nonlinear elastic behavior of rubber-like materials.
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