Configurational Forces As Basic Concepts of Continuum Physics {Applied Mathematical Sciences (Springer-Verlag New York Inc.) ; V. 137}

Configurational Forces As Basic Concepts of Continuum Physics {Applied Mathematical Sciences (Springer-Verlag New York Inc.) ; V. 137}

by Morton Gurtin

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This is an exploration of the configurational forces within the idealized continuum where fluids or other materials are in a continuous distribution of matter with no empty space, so that molecular structure is ignored, and average pressure, velocity, etc. are considered.

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