Tensor algebra¶
Daniel Weschke
December 18, 2018
List of Symbols¶
\(()\cdot()\), \(():()\) |
Scalar product, tensor contraction, inner product |
\(()()\), \(()\otimes()\) |
Dyadic product, Kronecker product, outer product |
\(()\circ()\) |
Hadamard product, Schur product, entrywise product |
1 Transformation tensor¶
Given basis \(\{\tensorI{e}_x, \tensorI{e}_y, \tensorI{e}_z\}\).
Wanted basis \(\{\tensorI{e}_x^\prime, \tensorI{e}_y^\prime, \tensorI{e}_z^\prime\}\).
With the transformation tensor \(\tensorII{Q}\) one can determine components with given basis into the wanted basis.
2 Stress and strain tensor - symmetric second-order tensor¶
Stress tensor in matrix notation
Stress tensor in Voigtnotation
Stain tensor in matrix notation
Strain tensor in Voigtnotation
with \(\gamma_{xy}=2\varepsilon_{xy}\), \(\gamma_{yz}=2\varepsilon_{yz}\) and \(\gamma_{zx}=2\varepsilon_{zx}\).
The difference of stress and strain tensor in the Voigtnotation is explained by the energy expression
or by the constitutive relations
2.1 Transformation¶
3 Stiffness tensor - symmetric fourth-order tensor¶
Stiffness tensor in Voigtnotation
3.1 Transformation¶
In Voigtnotation it simplifies to
where the rotation matrix \(\tensor{Q}\) is defined as