Hi all,
I went through a topic on polar decomposition of deformation gradient. I understood the mathematics. I would like to know the physical significance and application of this. I request somebody to explain this.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
- Ramdas
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Using ANSYS, I'm trying to create a single 2D cell model that has 3 components - nucleus (represented by a circular area), cytoplasm (represented by a circular area) and cytoskeleton (represented by a line). When I apply a load on the model, the link element of the cytoskeleton does not deformed whereas the rest of the solid elements (nucleus and cytoplasm) deform. I can't find a function that i can use to glue the line to the area of interest. Does anyone know how to combine or embed a link into an area?
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The 53rd Congress of the Indian Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (an International Meet) is slated to be held during last week of December 2008, in Hyderabad, India. The last date for sending in both the abstracts and the full-length papers is 30th September, 2008.
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