Abstract
Nowadays, a general theoretical model to describe the mechanical behavior of anisotropic or orthotropic materials is still an open challenge. In this study, we propose a new theoretical model to determine the elastic constants of these materials considering the shear components of the stress tensor. To analyze the consistency of new approach in biaxial stress state on thin films, we used data reported in the literature, based in the $\sin^2 \psi$ technique. For the first time, the shear modulus value equal to $G_{xz} = 0.3 GPa$, for a polycrystalline Au thin film, was calculated, in addition to other elastic constants. Finally, we demonstrate that the new proposal theoretical model considering shear stress can be useful to determine elastic constants in orthotropic materials from experimentally measured data.
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