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one obtains
∂τ xy
dA
y + ∂τ xz
ω(τ xz a z + τ xy a y )
δ
A ω
δ
ds
z
A xy δτ xy + τ xz δτ xz )
A ( δτ xy z
+ δτ xz
dA
+
y
)
dA
=
0
(18)
The symmetry of the relations can be observed in the matrix form of (18)
0
ω
τ xz
τ xy
z
y
dA
ωτ xz
τ xy ]
A δ
10
[
z
0
1
y
ω
τ xz
τ xy
0
a z
a y
ωτ xz
τ xy ]
ds
δ
[
a z
00
a y
00
0
dA
ωτ xz
τ xy ]
A δ
[
y
=
0
(19)
z
Note that the relationships AB and AD are equivalent in the sense that one can be
transformed into the other. To observe this, rewrite AB by multiplying B by
1 to obtain
∂τ
dA d x
y + ∂τ
xy
xz
A δ(φ ω)
A
δτ
+ γ
δτ
)
dA d x
xy
xy
xz
xz
z
x
x
δ(φ ω)(τ
xy a y
+ τ
xz a z
)
ds dx
+
[
(
M
M t
)δφ
] L
[
φ)δ
M t ] 0
x
∂ω
z
∂ω
y
δτ xz dA d x
x φ
y +
δτ xy +
z
=
0
(20)
A
The final term of (20) can be written as
∂ω
δτ xz dA d x
x φ
y δτ xy + ∂ω
z δτ xz +
z
δτ xy
y
A
x φ
dA
∂δτ xy
dA
y (ω δτ xy ) +
+ ∂δτ xz
=
z (ω δτ xz )
A ω
y
z
A
dA dx
+
A (
z
δτ xy
y
δτ xz )
x φ
∂δτ
dA
+ ∂δτ
xy
xz
=
ω(δτ
xy a y
+ δτ
xz a z
)
ds
A ω
y
z
dA dx
+
A (
z
δτ
y
δτ
)
(21)
xy
xz
Substitution of (21) into (20) results in (14). This indicates the equivalence of AB and AD .
Since (20) is essentially the same as (12), the two matrix expressions of (13) and (19) are
equivalent.
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