Mechanics of Solids and Materials (Hardcover)
暫譯: 固體與材料力學 (精裝版)

Description：

This book blends both innovative (large strain, strain rate, temperature, time dependent deformation and localized plastic deformation in crystalline solids, deformation of biological networks) and traditional (elastic theory of torsion, elastic beam and plate theories, contact mechanics) topics in a coherent theoretical framework. Extensive use of transform methods to generate solutions will make this book of interest to structural, mechanical, and aerospace engineers. Plasticity theories, micromechanics, crystal plasticity, and energetics of elastic systems are also covered, as well as an overall review of math and thermodynamics.

 

Table of Contents：

Part I. Mathematical Preliminaries: 1. Vectors and tensors; 2. Basic integral theorems; 3. Fourier series and Fourier integrals; Part II. Continuum Mechanics: 4. Kinematics of continuum; 5. Kinetics of continuum; 6. Thermodynamics of continuum; 7. Nonlinear elasticity; Part III. Linear Elasticity: 8. Governing equations; 9. Elastic beam problems; 10. Solutions in polar coordinates; 11. Torsion and bending of prismatic rods; 12. Semi-infinite media; 13. Isotropic 3-D solutions; 14. Anisotropic 3-D solutions; 15. Plane contact problems; 16. Deformation of plates; Part IV. Micromechanics: 17. Dislocations and cracks: elementary treatment; 18. Dislocations in anisotropic media; 19. Cracks in anisotropic media; 20. The Inclusion Problem; 21. Forces and energy in elastic systems; 22. Micropolar elasticity; Part V. Thin Films and Interfaces: 23. Dislocations in biomaterials; 24. Strain relaxation in thin films; 25. Stability of planar interfaces; Part VI. Plasticity and Viscoplasticity: 26. Phenomenological plasticity; 27. Micromechanics of crystallographic slip; 28. Crystal plasticity; 29. The nature of crystalline deformation: localized plastic deformation; 30. Polycrystal plasticity; 31. Laminate plasticity; Part VII. Biomechanics: 32. Mechanics of a growing mass; 33. Constitutive relations for membranes; Part VIII. Solved Problems: 34. Solved problems for chapters 1-33.