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Energy flux and dissipation in pre-stressed solids

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The modelling of a pre-stressed anisotropic viscoelastic solid is briefly reviewed and a general thermodynamic restriction is derived for a linearized costitutive equation around the prestressed state. Next the thermodynamic restriction is shown to imply the negative definiteness of the divergence of the energy flux. Indeed, the divergence proves to be unaffected by the pre-stress. The pre-stress instead affects the wave modes as is shown explicitly in the particular case when the pre-stress and the incremental stress-strain relation are isotropic.

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Caviglia, G., Morro, A. Energy flux and dissipation in pre-stressed solids. Acta Mechanica 128, 209–216 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01251891

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