Abstract
We analyze the relation between Géry de Saxcé's bipotentials representing non-associated constitutive laws and Fitzpatrick's functions representing maximal monotone multifunctions. Revisiting the model of elastic materials initiated by Robert Hooke, we illustrate that Fitzpatrick's representation of monotone operators coming from convex analysis provides a constructive method to discover the best bipotential for modelling an Implicit Standard Material.
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