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1-1 Cauchy-Green Deformation Tensor
A first multiplicative measure of deformation: the Cauchy-Green deformation tensor, polar
decomposition, singular value decomposition, Hammer retroazimuthal projection.
There are various local multiplicative and additive measures of deformation being derived from
the infinitesimal distances d S 2 of
2
l and d s 2 of
r , with
M
M
d S 2 = G MN ( U L )d U M d U N
versus d s 2 = g μν ( u λ )d u μ d u ν .
(1.12)
The mapping of type deformation, f : M
l
M
r , is r epresented locally by f , in particular
u μ , the mapping of type inverse deformation, f 1 :
U M
2
r
2
M
M
l , is represented locally
by f 1 , in particular u μ
U M , with U M
u μ = f μ ( U M )and u μ
U M = F M ( u μ ). In the
2
l
2
2
r
2
left and right tangent bundles T
M
× M
l and
M
× M
r , we represent locally the projections
2
l
2
2
2
r
2
2
π ( T
M
× M
l )= T
M
l and π ( T
M
× M
r )= T
M
r by the pullback map and the pushforward map ,
in particular, by
f :d U M = ∂U M
∂u μ
∂u μ d u μ
versus f :d u μ =
∂U M d U M .
(1.13)
∂U M /∂u μ
∂u μ /∂U M
|
|
> 0versus
|
|
> 0 preserve the orientation ∂/∂U
∂/∂V and ∂/∂u
∂/∂v ,
2
2
respectively, of
r , respectively.
The first multiplicative measure of deformation has been introduced by Cauchy ( 1828 )and
Green ( 1839 ) reviewed in the sets of relations shown in Box 1.1 , where the abbreviation Left CG
indicates the left Cauchy-Green deformation tensor and the abbreviation Right CG indicates the
right Cauchy-Green deformation tensor . With respect to the deformation gradients, the left and
right Cauchy-Green tensors are represented in matrix algebra by
M
l and
M
C l := J l G r J l versus C r := J r G l J r .
(1.14)
The set of deformation gradients is described by the two Jacobi matrices J l and J r ,whichobey
the matrix relations
J l := ∂u μ
∂U M =J 1
J r := ∂U M
∂u μ =J l .
versus
(1.15)
r
The abstract notation hopefully becomes more concrete when you work yourself through Exam-
ple 1.3 where we compute the Cauchy-Green deformation tensor for an isoparametric mapping
of a point on an ellipsoid-of-revolution to a point on a sphere.
 
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