Introduction to the fractional derivative : Model phenomenology and identification

Model phenomenology and identification
Introduction to the fractional derivative

Authors : François DUBOIS, Ana Cristina GALUCIO, Nelly POINT

Publication date: April 10, 2010 | Lire en français

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6. Model phenomenology and identification

The Fourier transform of the equation (70) provides the following stress-strain relationship in the frequency domain:

σ * (ω) = E * (ω) ε * (ω)

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