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On the coupling of rectilinear shear and stretching in a slab made of incompressible elastic neo-Hookean materials: analytic formulation and finite element validation

In this paper, a novel concept test is proposed in order to characterize multi-axial behavior of elastomeric materials. It consists to coupling the deformations of rectilinear shear and of axial-stretching, to this end; a testing protocol is conceived and analyzed. As result, the constitutive equati...

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Published in:Meccanica (Milan) 2023-08, Vol.58 (8), p.1657-1669
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