Continuum theory of defects: Advanced approaches

Hiroyuki Nagahama, Roman Teisseyre

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Abstract

Theoretical descriptions of defect field based on differential geometry (Kr'ner 1981) or gauge theory (Edelen and Lagoudas 1988, Yamasaki and Nagahama 2002) are referred to as the continuum theory of defects. In the last few years, continuum theory of defects has created considerable interest in application to space and planetary sciences such as cosmic strings (e.g., Katanaev and Volovich 1999), Einstein-Cartan gravity (e.g., Hehl and Kr'ner 1965, Puntigam and Soleng 1997), seismicity (e.g., Teisseyre 1995c, Takeo and Ito 1997) and geodesy (Yamasaki and Nagahama 1999). In this chapter, we introduce the continuum theory of defects.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationPhysics of Asymmetric Continuum
Subtitle of host publicationExtreme and Fracture Processes: Earthquake Rotation and Soliton Waves
PublisherSpringer Berlin Heidelberg
Pages221-248
Number of pages28
ISBN (Print)9783540683544
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2008

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