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Analytical solutions of the simple shear problem for micromorphic models and other generalized continua

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ARCHIVE OF APPLIED MECHANICS
Volume 91, Issue 5, Pages 2237-2254

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SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s00419-021-01881-w

Keywords

Generalized continua; Simple shear; Shear stiffness; Characteristic length; Size-effect; Micromorphic continuum; Cosserat continuum; Gradient elasticity

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  1. French Research Agency ANR, METASMART [ANR-17CE08-0006]
  2. IDEXLYON [ANR-16-IDEX-0005]

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The stability and modeling limits of investigated continuum are examined by considering a family of infinitesimal isotropic generalized continuum models and solving the simple shear problem analytically. The shear stiffness mu* serves as a qualitative measure characterizing different generalized continuum moduli, which is generally dependent on length-scale. Interesting limit cases are highlighted to interpret material parameters in the investigated continua.
To draw conclusions as regards the stability and modelling limits of the investigated continuum, we consider a family of infinitesimal isotropic generalized continuum models (Mindlin-Eringen micromorphic, relaxed micromorphic continuum, Cosserat, micropolar, microstretch, microstrain, microvoid, indeterminate couple stress, second gradient elasticity, etc.) and solve analytically the simple shear problem of an infinite stripe. A qualitative measure characterizing the different generalized continuum moduli is given by the shear stiffness mu*. This stiffness is in general length-scale dependent. Interesting limit cases are highlighted, which allow to interpret some of the appearing material parameter of the investigated continua.

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