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English: General procedure in the study of material strength (turning counterclockwise): external actions (forces, torques) ↔ internal actions (tensile strength, shear strength, bending moment, torsion moment) ↔ stress tensor σij ↔ strain tensor εij ↔ field of displacement ui(xi). The relationships are (in blue, turning counterclockwise): principle of cut, principle of equivalence, generalized Hooke's law, derivation/integration.
Français : Démarche générale en résistance des matériaux (dans le sens anti-horaire) : actions extérieures (forces, couples) ↔ efforts de cohésion (effort de normal, effort tranchant, moment fléchissant, moment de torsion) ↔ tenseur des contraintes σij ↔ tenseur de déformation εij ↔ champ de déplacementui(xi). Les relations sont (en bleu, dans le sens anti-horaire) : principe de la coupure, principe d'équivalence, loi de Hooke généralisée, dérivation/intégration.
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