Question: Solve the following problems Let , u and T be differentiable scalar, vector and tensor fields. Show that div ( T u ) = u

Solve the following problems
Let ,u and T be differentiable scalar, vector and tensor fields. Show that
div(Tu)=u*divT+tr(Tgradu)
div(T)=TTgrad+divT
We will see in tomorrow's lecture, that surface traction vector t(x,n), denoted as tn for simplicity, relative to an ideal cut plane with normal n, is obtained from the stress tensor as:
tn=Tn
where the tensor has representation, in a local basis,
=[111213212223313233]
Compute the traction vector relative to the plane with normal e1=(1,0,0) and provide a mechanical interpretation of the components of this vector as normal and tangential stress components relative to that plane.
Compute the traction vector relative to the plane with normal e2=(0,1,0) and provide a mechanical interpretation of the components of this vector as normal and tangential stress components relative to that plane.
Compare the two traction vectors te1 and te2 and note what are their differences.
Prove that if n and m are two unit normals, then in order that
tn*m=tm*n
it must result that the stress tensor is symmetric. With this in mind, think again of the last point to the question above, and make sense of the components te1*e2 and te2*e1.
4. A cubic block with edges along the orthogonal unit vectors e1,e2,e3 is said to be under "equal pure shear stresses" when it is subject to a Cauchy stress with components
=[0SSS0SSS0]
in the {ei} basis, where S is a constant. Compute the principal invariants of . Show that two of the principal stresses are equal. Show that the third principal stress takes place along a diagonal of the cube.
Solve the following problems Let , u and T be

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