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F 22
Λ 2 G 11 , 1 G 11
=1
c 12 Λ 2 G 12
c 11 −Λ 2
Λ 2 G 12
c 12
G 12
G 11
G 12
G 22
c 11
1
=1
F 22 G 12
Λ 2
c 12
G 12
Λ 2 G 12
Λ 2 G 12
G 11 c 12
G 12 c 12
⇐⇒
Λ 2 G 11 ,G 22
c 11 −Λ 2
G 11
c 11
c 11
Λ 2 G 11
1
F 22 G 22
( c 11 − Λ 2 G 11 ) 2 =1
Λ 2 G 12
Λ 2 G 12 ) 2
2 G 12 c 12
c 11 − Λ 2 G 11 + G 11 ( c 12
⇐⇒
Λ 2 G 11
c 11
=
F 22 =
±
( c 11
Λ 2 G 11 ) 2 G 22
2( c 11
Λ 2 G 11 )( c 12
Λ 2 G 12 ) G 12 +( c 12
Λ 2 G 12 ) 2 G 11
(1.69)
= F 22
=
F 12
F 22
c 12 −Λ 2
G 12
c 11 −Λ 2 G 11
1
⇐⇒
1
=
±
( c 11
Λ 2 G 12 ) 2 G 11 ×
Λ 2 G 11 ) 2 G 22
2( c 11
Λ 2 G 11 )( c 12
Λ 2 G 12 ) G 12 +( c 12
q. e. d.
Λ 2 G 12 )
( c 12
×
Λ 2 G 11
c 11
End of Proof.
S 1 , left Tissot ellipse
E Λ 1 2 , the tangent vectors are ∂/∂U
Fig. 1.7. Left Cauchy-Green tensor, left Tissot circle
and ∂/∂V
The canonical forms of the metric, namely d S 2 and d s 2 , have been interpreted as the following
pairs:
1
1
λ 1 2
left Tissot circle
S
right Tissot ellipse
E
versus
and
versus
(1.70)
left Tissot ellipse E
Λ 1 2 ,
right Tissot circle S
1 .
Figure 1.7 illustrates the pair
{
left Cauchy-Green deformation tensor, left metric tensor
}
by
1 and the left Tissot ellipse
1
Λ 1 2
2
means of the left Tissot circle
S
E
on the left tangent space T
M
l .
In contrast, by means of Fig. 1.8 , we aim at illustrating the pair
{
right Cauchy-Green deformation
1
λ 1 2
tensor, right metric tensor
}
by means of the right Tissot ellipse
E
and the right Tissot circle
1 on the right tangent space T
2
S
M
r . The left eigenvectors span canonically the left tangent space
2
2
T
M
l , while the right eigenvectors span the right tangent space T
M
r ,namely
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