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@ishan-nohePN • Aug 18, 2012
#-Link-Snipped-# sir, can help us. I am too confused with the same doubt. Also how is cauchy's theorem related to it? -
@arundtelang-XVIxsY • Aug 19, 2012
Cauchyâs equation gives resultant stress vector {Ï}, at a point, on a plane defined by unit normal {n}, in terms of a stress tensor [Ï].Issue#-Link-Snipped-# sir, can help us. I am too confused with the same doubt. Also how is cauchy's theorem related to it?
{Ï}=[Ï]{n}.
It says that a stress tensor maps unit normal to a plane, at a point, as a resultant stress vector. Cauchyâs equation clearly makes out that a stress at a point cannot be a scalar or a vector. It has to be a second order tensor.