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elastic constant

[i′las·tik ′kän·stənt]
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elastic constant

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The change in temperature is taken as 25 K, the nonlocal parameter is 0.05 and Winkler elastic constant K is taken as 0 MPa.
The bulk ordering potential W here is constructed by design to have a minimizer (in the class tr(u) = 1) at a perfectly ordered uniaxial state u = n [cross product] n, with [absolute value of n] = 1 but with the direction of n arbitrary, and e is referred to as a "dimensionless elastic constant." With the help of the relation u = Q + 1/3I, the model can be identified with a certain constrained form of (1.1).
Requirements 1 2 3 4 Box2D Yes No No Yes Bullet Partial Yes in 3D Yes in 3D Yes CryEngine No Yes Yes Partial 3/BeamNG Digital No Yes Yes No Molecular Matter (DMM) Havok No No No No Newton Game Yes No No Yes Dynamics Open Dynamics Yes No No Yes Engine (ODE) PhysX No Upcoming Upcoming Only Windows Unreal No Yes Yes Partial Development Kit (UDK) Unity3D Yes No No Yes TABLE 2: Maximum values of the elastic constant with variable damping and fixed refreshing rate (500 Hz).
BOX 2: Elastic constants, piezoelectric constants, and dielectric constants of BaTi[O.sub.3] crystal.
Previous researchers have found differences in the elastic constants and elastic constant ratios of structural size solid-sawn lumber and structural composite lumber (SCL) materials using a variety of bending and torsion test methods.
Elastic constants of continuous fiber reinforced composites with various types of constituents were determined by Hashin & Rosen [1], Hashin [2], Whitney [3] and Chen and Chang [4].
4) Based on these strains, find the hypothetical elastic constants by using Eqs.
where [x.sub.h](t) is the homogeneous solution, [x.sub.p](t) is the particular solution, [F.sub.0] is the harmonic force, [omega] is frequency that can be described as [omega] = 2[pi]/T (T is the period of oscillation), k is the elastic constant, m is the mass, and [[omega].sub.n] is the natural frequency given by
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