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Continuum Mechanics in Environmental Sciences and Geophysics (Paperback, 1993)
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Continuum Mechanics in Environmental Sciences and Geophysics (Paperback, 1993)
Series: CISM International Centre for Mechanical Sciences, 337
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Modern continuum mechanics is the topic of this book. After its
introduction it will be applied to a few typical systems arising in
the environmental sciences and in geophysics. In large lake/ocean
dynamics peculiar effects of the rotation of the Earth will be
analyzed in linear/nonlinear processes of a homogenous and
inhomogenous water body. Strong thermomechanical coupling paired
with nonlinear rheology affects the flow of large ice sheets (such
as Antarctica and Greenland) and ice shelves. Its response to the
climatic forcing in an environmental of greenhouse warming may
significantly affect the life of future generations. The mechanical
behavior of granular materials under quasistatic loadings requires
non-classical mixture concepts and encounters generally complicated
elastic-plastic-type constitutive behavior. Creeping flow of soils,
consolidation processes and ground water flow are described by such
theories. Rapid shearing flow of granular materials lead to
constitutive relations for the stresses which incorporate rate
independent behavior of Mohr-Coulomb type together with dispersive
stress contributions due to particle collisions. Rockfalls,
sturzstroms, snow and ice avalanches, but also debris flow and sea
ice drifting can be described with such formulations.
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