example 30.3 How small a piece of copper is still a continuum

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example 30.3: How small a piece of copper is still a continuum30.3definition 30.2: Representative volume element; continuum field30.2definition 7.97: Partial derivative; gradient7.97definition 30.4: Material and spatial descriptions30.4definition 30.17: Traction30.17remark 30.5: Where the hypothesis fails, and how one can tell30.5

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