Asymptotic derivation of high-order rod models from non-linear 3D elasticity
Basile Audoly, Claire Lestringant

TL;DR
This paper introduces a comprehensive method for deriving high-order one-dimensional rod models from complex three-dimensional non-linear elasticity, accommodating various strains, rotations, and cross-sectional properties with asymptotic accuracy.
Contribution
It presents a novel, broadly applicable approach for deriving asymptotically exact high-order rod models from non-linear 3D elasticity, including finite strains and arbitrary cross-sections.
Findings
Method handles finite strains, rotations, and complex cross-sections.
Derived models are asymptotically exact to higher order.
Validated against existing linear and weakly non-linear solutions.
Abstract
We propose a method for deriving equivalent one-dimensional models for slender non-linear structures. The approach is designed to be broadly applicable, and can handle in principle finite strains, finite rotations, arbitrary cross-sections shapes, inhomogeneous elastic properties across the cross-section, arbitrary elastic constitutive laws (possibly with low symmetry) and arbitrary distributions of pre-strain, including finite pre-strain. It is based on a kinematic parameterization of the actual configuration that makes use of a center-line, a frame of directors, and local degrees of freedom capturing the detailed shape of cross-sections. A relaxation method is applied that holds the framed center-line fixed while relaxing the local degrees of freedom; it is asymptotically valid when the macroscopic strain and the properties of the rod vary slowly in the longitudinal direction. The…
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