At the origins and in the vanguard of peri-dynamics, non-local and higher gradient continuum mechanics. An underestimated and still topical contribution of Gabrio Piola
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...A472:20150790 ................................................... been recently renamed as Peridynamics [37]....
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...been recently renamed as Peridynamics [37]....
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...It is possible to state that some of these theories were already known at least two centuries ago [7,8]....
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...The works of Piola on generalized continua (see [44]) and what has been later rediscovered and called peridynamics (see [45]) remained for a long time nearly unknown....
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..., [44,45,66]) then the corresponding Euler–Lagrange conditions were found in order to be able to apply for their solutions all the methods which are made available by mathematical analysis....
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...One can easily recognize by comparing, for example, the presentation in [54] with (12b) that in the works by Piola the functional (∫ B (X , X̄ , ρ)δρ2μ(X̄ ) dX̄ ) (N1) is assumed to satisfy a slightly generalized version of what in [54, p. 34] is called the ‘smooth neighbourhood hypothesis’ which reads as follows (in Eringen’s work the symbol V is used with the same meaning as our symbol B, X ′ is used instead of X̄ , x instead of χ , t′ denotes a time instant, the symbol () ,Ki denotes the partial derivatives with respect to the Kith coordinate of X , and we assume the convention of sums over repeated indices): Suppose that in a region V0 ⊂ V , appropriate to each material body, the independent variables admit Taylor series expansions in X ′ − X in V0 […] terminating with gradients of order P, Q, etc., x(X ′, t′) = x(t′) + (X ′K1 − XK1) x,K1 (t′) + . . . + 1 P ( X ′K1 − XK1 ) . . . ( X ′KP − XKP ) x,K1...KP (t ′), and […]....
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...In the work by Piola [7] the homogenized theory which is deduced by means of the identification of powers in the discrete micro-model and in the continuous macro-model can be called (in the language used by Eringen [48, 49]) a non-local theory....
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...A more detailed discussion about the eventual novelties contained in the formulation of peridynamics when compared with for example Eringen’s non-local continuum mechanics is postponed to further investigations....
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...In Eringen [48, 49, 54], the non-local continuum mechanics is founded on a postulation based on principles of balance of mass, linear and angular momentum, energy and entropy....
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...Many non-local continuum theories have been formulated since the first formulation by Piola: we cite here for instance [48, 49, 54, 55]....
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