Physics of asymmetric continuum : extreme and fracture processes : earthquake rotation and soliton waves /

Bibliographic Details
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Other Authors: Majewski, Eugeniusz (Editor), Nagahama, Hiroyuki (Editor), Teisseyre, R. (Roman), 1929- (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Berlin : Springer-Verlag, 2008.
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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction to asymmetric continuum : funadamental point deformations / Roman Teisseyre and Marek Górski
  • Measurement of short-period weak rotation signals / Leszek R. Jaroszewicz and Jan Wiszniowski
  • Buildings as sources of rotational waves / Mihailo D. Trifunac
  • Two-pendulum systems for measuring rotations / Vladimir Graizer
  • Theory and observations : some remarks on rotational motions / Roman Teisseyre
  • Field invariant representation : Dirac tensors / Jan Wiszniowski and Roman Teisseyre
  • Asymmetric continuum : standard theory / Roman Teisseyre
  • Fracture processes : spin and twist-shear coincidence / Roman Teisseyre, Marek Górski, and Krzysztof P. Teisseyre
  • Inplane and antiplane fracturing in a multimode random sequence / Wojciech Boratyński
  • Charged dislocations and various sources of electric field excitation / Krzysztof P. Teisseyre
  • Friction and fracture induced anisotropy : asymmetric stresses / Roman Teisseyre
  • Fracture band thermodynamics / Roman Teisseyre
  • Interaction asymmetirc continuum theory / Roman Teisseyre
  • Fracture physics based on a soliton approach / Eugeniusz Majewski
  • Canonical approach to asymmetric continua / Eugeniusz Majewski
  • Continuum theory of defects : advanced approaches / Hiroyuki Nagahama and Roman Teisseyre
  • Spinors and torsion in a Riemann-Cartan approach to elasticity with a continuous defect distribution and analogies to the Einstein-Cartan theory opf gravitation / Eugeniusz MajewskiTwistors as spin and twist solutions / Eugeniusz Majewski
  • Potentials in asymmetric continuum : approach to complex relativity / Roman Teisseyre.