An investigation of the standard equation for the energy hoarded in an Elastic Material during elongation and a bid to crack the anomalies by including the parameters neglected for deriving the standard equation

2006/07/28 by Aasis Vinayak. P. G, G, Aasis Vinayak. P.
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paper · pdf · doi:10.48550/arxiv.physics/0607266

5 pages, 3 figures

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Abstract

Paper examines the validity and soundness of the standard equation derived to find the amount of energy stored inside an elastic material when it is stretched. The paper also tries to include the parameters that where neglected while deriving the so-called standard equation and thus by trying to solve the anomalies associated with it. The paper suggests a new equation that can solve the problems.

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