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Two models of isotropic Hookean solids with energy limiters are introduced and examined in simulations of the penetration of a projectile into a brittle plate in the present work.

An Eulerian conservative hyperbolic model of isotropic elastic materials subjected to finite deformation is addressed.

Material failure analysis based on the constitutive model of isotropic softening hyperelasticity is presented.

A model of isotropic and anisotropic dust ejection can approximately describe it.

The simulations have been carried out using the constitutive model of isotropic plasticity with the Mohr-Coulomb yield condition and the strain softening hypothesis.

For the problem discussed here, calculations are made in a model of isotropic elastic continuum generally used in treating LS-HS transitions.

To compare this bound with Fig. 1, we recall that here we are dealing with the simplified model of isotropic receptive fields, while in [3] the analysis is performed considering two anisotropic indexes n x and n y.

We note, however, that here we are dealing with a simplified model of isotropic receptive fields, since as we will see this provides enough information for the present study, with the advantage that the results can be stated in a clearer form.

The results can be understood in the framework of capillarity models for isotropic solid-state wedges and reactive wetting in high-temperature liquid solid experiments.

The most celebrated of these models for isotropic hyperelastic materials are those of Fung and Demiray which depends only on the first strain invariant and its generalization by Vito that depends on both strain invariants.

This study could not only supply an exact solution to the generalized JKR model of transversely isotropic materials, but also suggest a reversible adhesion sensor designed by transversely isotropic materials, such as PZT or fiber-reinforced materials with parallel fibers.