Thermodynamics of hyperelastic solid

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The discussion focuses on the thermodynamics of hyperelastic solids, specifically the relationship between reversible work, energy density functions, and their connection to strain and stress tensors. The user seeks a straightforward reference to understand these concepts better. The Wikipedia page on hyperelastic materials is suggested as a starting point for further exploration.

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  • Understanding of hyperelastic materials
  • Familiarity with energy density functions
  • Knowledge of strain and stress tensors
  • Basic principles of thermodynamics
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This discussion is beneficial for materials scientists, mechanical engineers, and students studying continuum mechanics or thermodynamics, particularly those focusing on hyperelastic material behavior.

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Can someone please help with hyperelastic theory, I need to know how changes in reversible work are related to energy density function and then to strain and stress tensors. A reference that explains the theories simply would also be appreciated. So far I have failed to find anything relatively simple. Please help (urgent)
 
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