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Micropolar Theory and Non-Local Theories

Micropolar theory is a non-local theory that describes the behavior of materials with microstructure and internal degrees of freedom. It considers materials as consisting of rigid microelements that can undergo not only translations but also rotations. Micropolar theory models materials with 6 independent variables representing deformations and directors, in contrast to classical continuum theories that have only 3 independent variables.

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Micropolar Theory and Non-Local Theories

Micropolar theory is a non-local theory that describes the behavior of materials with microstructure and internal degrees of freedom. It considers materials as consisting of rigid microelements that can undergo not only translations but also rotations. Micropolar theory models materials with 6 independent variables representing deformations and directors, in contrast to classical continuum theories that have only 3 independent variables.

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Micropolar theory

Informe N°1
Non Local Theories (Thai 2017)
Non Local Theory

Eringen Integral

Strain Gradient
Theory
Micropolar
Theory
Micropolar theory (Eringen 1969)

Micromorphic • 9 independent variables

• 6 independent
variables
Micropolar (Deformations
and directors)

Couple Stress • Directors


constrained as
Theory macrorotations
Micro Polar
Relations Linear MicroPolar Hassanpour (2015)
Micropolar
Reddy & Srinivasa Von Karman
Verification of assumptions

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