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             S                      stretch tensor, 19          typical operators, 11
       scalar, 4                    superposition principle, 183  typical stress, 397f
       scanning tunneling microscope,   surface area, damaged, 88  typical stress, 399f
          56–57                     surface energy-related model, 233
       segment changes, 17–18       symmetry, 22                      U
       self-consistent method, 145                              unique material, 1–2
       separated deformation, 356f       T                      upper bounds, 148–149
        shape representation, 294–299  temperature effect, 190
       shear modulus test, 52       tensile
       SHRP viscoplasticity deformation     module ratio, 410f        V
          model, 265–273             stress, 396f               vector, 4–6
       simple linear models, 184–189    test, 329–337, 330f, 332f   distribution, 78–85
       simple performance test, 328–342  tension calibration, 54    tensor products, 8
       simulated ellipsoids, 319f   tensor, 6–12                 transformation, 8–9
       size and shape tensor, 88–89   analysis, 83              vertical
       soil consolidation, 370f      fabric, 86–87               direction, 347f
       spacing-size ratio, 93–94      fourth order isotropic, 10   displacement, 397f, 399f
       specific surface area, 64     permutation, 7             viscoelastic
       specimen size properties, 300f   stress, 20-21            analysis, 415
       spherical particle translations, 305f    tensor product, 8    model, 221–223, 331–332f
       stabilometer test, 50–51      transformation, 9–10        process, 181f
       static creep test, 52          transformation, stress, 21–22  viscoelasticity, 179–193
       stereological fabric tensors, 94f                          contact model, 375f
       stereology                   test                         damage, 213–216
                                      anisotropic properties, 53
        interpretation, 62–64                                   voids volume fraction, 340f
         method, 86–87, 90            dynamic complex, 51       volume
        principles, 62–64             dynamic creep, 52
       strain equivalency principle, 198–    flexural fatigue, 52   changes, 17–18
          199                         hveem stavilometer, 50–51   elements, 369f
       strains                        indirect tensile, 53       fraction, 63–64
        deformation, 15               resilient modulus, 51      strain, 408f
        mastic, 112f, 121f           sequence, 407f
       stress                         shear modules, 52               W
        analysis, 205–210             static creep, 52          wall assemblies, 401f
        distribution, 156f, 159f    testing line, 63f           WF change, 381–383f
        paths, 407f                 testing setup, 404f, , 411f
        terms, 395f                 theory, mixture, 129–138
       stresses                     threshold distances, 77f          X
        cauchy, 20                  time-temperature superposition,   XCT particle imaging, 295f
        deviatoric, 23                190                       x-ray
        hydraulic, 23               tomographic reconstruction     attenuation mechanisms, 60f
        invariants, 22                mechanism, 61f              tomography imaging, 59–62,
        maximum, 22–23              tomography images, 90          62f
        minimum, 22–23              transformation, coordinate     tomography mechanism, 61f
        octohedral, 23                systems, 9–10
        Piola–Kirchhoff, 23–24      transformation, frame, 8
        principal, 22               transformation, vector, 8–9       Y
         tensor transformation, 20–22  triangle element, 250f   yield function, 175
         strain curves, 193f        true triaxial test, 53, 400–409  yield stress, 355f
       stretch ratio, 16            two-scale homogenization    yielding and hardening,
       stretch ration,18–19           method, 455–456              175–177
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