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- Show that the principal directions of stress and strain are the same for isotropic linear elastic materials. Note: this means that if you know the direction of largest principal stress at a point, you also know the direction of largest stretch/strain at that point. Also note: this is not the case for anisotropic solids.
- How are the principal stresses and strains related? Write the principal stresses in terms of principal strains and invariants of the strain tensor.
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