Abstract
Recently this journal published a work stating that the idea of geometrical nonlinearity within Hooke’s law is “no more than a widely accepted illusion since the linear stress-strain laws hold only for very nontrivial measures representing the corresponding strain tensor which depend on material parameters”. Since the linear stress-strain relations with nonlinear strains are, indeed, widely used in research and design the arguments of the authors of this work should be considered. Below it is shown where a flaw in these arguments is and why Hooke’s law with nonlinear strains is correct.
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