In solid mechanics, we have what we call the deformation tensor F, which is the gradient of the deformation ( =nabla(displacement field)+Identity(3) ). Is it possible to differentiate an expression depending on F w.r.t F?
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How to differentiate a tensorial expression w.r.t a tensor?
How to differentiate a tensorial expression w.r.t a tensor?
In solid mechanics, we have what we call the deformation tensor F, which is the gradient of the deformation ( =nabla(displacement field)+Identity(3) ). Is it possible to differentiate an expression depending on F w.r.t F?
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How to differentiate a tensorial expression w.r.t a tensor?
In solid mechanics, we have what we call the deformation tensor F, which is the gradient of the deformation ( =nabla(displacement field)+Identity(3) ). Is it possible to differentiate an expression depending on F w.r.t F?
How to differentiate a tensorial expression w.r.t a tensor?
In solid mechanics, we have what we call the deformation tensor F, which is the gradient of the deformation ( =nabla(displacement field)+Identity(3) ). Is it possible to differentiate an expression depending on F w.r.t F??
Is it not implemented yet?
