Stochastic modeling of the Ogden class of stored energy functions for hyperelastic materials: the compressible case

Stochastic modeling of the Ogden class of stored energy functions for hyperelastic materials: the compressible case
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超弹性材料 Ogden 类储能函数的随机建模:可压缩情况

DOI:
10.1002/zamm.201500255
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发表时间:
2017
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ZAMM ‐ Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics / Zeitschrift für Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik
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通讯作者:
J. Guilleminot
J. Guilleminot
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作者:
B. Staber;J. Guilleminot

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This paper is devoted to the modeling of compressible hyperelastic materials whose response functions exhibit uncertainties at some scale of interest. The construction of parametric probabilistic representations for the Ogden class of stored energy functions is specifically considered and formulated within the framework of Information Theory. The overall methodology relies on the principle of maximum entropy, which is invoked under constraints arising from existence theorems and consistency with linearized elasticity. As for the incompressible case discussed elsewhere, the derivation essentially involves the conditioning of some variables on the stochastic bulk and shear moduli, which are shown to be statistically dependent random variables in the present case. The explicit construction of the probability measures is first addressed in the most general setting. Subsequently, particular results for classical Neo‐Hookean and Mooney‐Rivlin materials are provided. Salient features of the probabilistic representations are finally highlighted through forward Monte‐Carlo simulations. In particular, it is seen that the models allow for the reproduction of typical experimental trends, such as a variance increase at large stretches. A stochastic multiscale analysis, where uncertainties on the constitutive law of the matrix phase are taken into account through the proposed approach, is also presented.