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Constitutive Relation of Elastic Polycrystal with Quadratic Texture Dependence

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Herein we consider polycrystalline aggregates of cubic crystallites with arbitrary texture symmetry. We present a theory in which we keep track of the effects of crystallographic texture on elastic response up to terms quadratic in the texture coefficients. Under this theory, the Lamé constants pertaining to the isotropic part of the effective elasticity tensor of the polycrystal will generally depend on the texture. We introduce also two simple models, which we call HM-V and HM-R, by which we derive an explicit expression for the effective stiffness tensor and one for the effective compliance tensor. Each of these expressions contains a term quadratic in the texture coefficients and, in addition to three parameters given in terms of the single-crystal elastic constants, each carries an undetermined material coefficient. These two remaining coefficients can be determined by imposing the requirement that the expressions from models HM-V and HM-R be compatible to within terms linear in the texture coefficients.

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Huang, M., Man, CS. Constitutive Relation of Elastic Polycrystal with Quadratic Texture Dependence. Journal of Elasticity 72, 183–212 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:ELAS.0000018756.58679.43

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