
2. Unlimited isotropic solid. Potentials
In this case, according to relation 94 of
The two independent coefficients λ and µ (expressed in GPa) are referred to here as Lamé constants. This pair of constants characterizing the isotropy of the material can be replaced by another: Young's modulus (Y )...
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