A rigorous deduction of the force per unit area which acts on any electric conductor surrounded by a linear dielectric fluid at rest is presented. Moreover, it is proved that the Helmholtz stress tensor is one of the infinitely many second-order tensors which yield the stresses acting on the surface of a conductor immersed in the fluid. © 1993 Springer-Verlag.

Barletta A., Zanchini E. (1993). Traction on a conductor and Helmholtz tensor. ARCHIVE OF APPLIED MECHANICS, 64(1), 20-31 [10.1007/BF00792341].

Traction on a conductor and Helmholtz tensor

Barletta A.;Zanchini E.
1993

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A rigorous deduction of the force per unit area which acts on any electric conductor surrounded by a linear dielectric fluid at rest is presented. Moreover, it is proved that the Helmholtz stress tensor is one of the infinitely many second-order tensors which yield the stresses acting on the surface of a conductor immersed in the fluid. © 1993 Springer-Verlag.
1993
Barletta A., Zanchini E. (1993). Traction on a conductor and Helmholtz tensor. ARCHIVE OF APPLIED MECHANICS, 64(1), 20-31 [10.1007/BF00792341].
Barletta A.; Zanchini E.
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