- A
hyperelastic or
Green elastic material is a type of
constitutive model for
ideally elastic material for
which the stress–strain
relationship derives...
- non-conservative "non-
hyperelastic"
models (in
which work of
deformation is path dependent) as well as
conservative "
hyperelastic material"
models (for...
- The
Ogden material model is a
hyperelastic material model used to
describe the non-linear stress–strain
behaviour of
complex materials such as rubbers...
- The Gent
hyperelastic material model is a
phenomenological model of
rubber elasticity that is
based on the
concept of
limiting chain extensibility. In...
-
still return to the
initial configuration when unloaded, i.e. they are
hyperelastic materials, and
their stress-strain
curve is nonlinear. The soft tissues...
-
special case of the
acoustoelastic theory for a
compressible isotropic hyperelastic material, like
polycrystalline steel, is
reproduced and
shown in this...
- _{xz}\epsilon _{xz})} A
strain energy density function is used to
define a
hyperelastic material by
postulating that the
stress in the
material can be obtained...
- A neo-Hookean
solid is a
hyperelastic material model,
similar to Hooke's law, that can be used for
predicting the
nonlinear stress–strain
behavior of materials...
- The Yeoh
hyperelastic material model is a
phenomenological model for the
deformation of
nearly incompressible,
nonlinear elastic materials such as rubber...
-
effective to
obtain the stress-stretch
relationship for a wide
class of
hyperelastic material models (Ogden, Neo-Hooke, Yeoh, and Mooney-Rivlin). ISO 16842:2014...
