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We consider at first a uniaxial tensile or compression test. For such a test, one often uses samples with rotational symmetry, which are clamped at the (thicker) ends, and have a middle region that is long enough to apply the measuring device so that we can assume a uniaxial state of stress. A cylindrical form shall keep the inhomogeneities as low as possible so that we can assume a homogeneous state of stresses and strains.
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Bertram, A., Glüge, R. (2015). ONE-DIMENSIONAL MATERIAL THEORY. In: Solid Mechanics. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-19566-7_1
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