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A composites-based hyperelastic constitutive model for soft tissue with application to the human annulus fibrosus
Z. Y. Guo
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, X. Q. Peng,
B. Moran
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Engineering
Constitutive Model
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Hyperelastic Model
100%
Deformation Gradient
50%
Large Deformation
50%
Matrix Material
50%
Stress-Strain Relations
50%
Matrix Interaction
50%
Effective Property
50%
Shear Deformation
50%
Phenomenological Model
50%
Linear Elasticity
50%
Conventional Composite
50%
Strain
50%
Inhomogeneous Deformation
50%
Fiber Direction
50%
Aligned Fiber
50%
Interaction Energy
50%
Keyphrases
Hyperelastic Constitutive Model
100%
Annulus Fibrosus
100%
Axial Deformation
20%
Single-family
20%
Fiber stretch
20%
Fiber Matrix
20%
Shear Interaction
20%
Inhomogeneous Deformation
20%
Generalized neo-Hookean Material
20%
Fiber Direction
20%
Conventional Composite
20%
Composite Theory
20%
Aligned Fibers
20%