The driving force on the boundary of a self-similarly expanding Eshelby spherical inclusion
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The “driving force” per unit area on the boundary of a spherical self-similarly expanding Eshelby inclusion with general eigenstrain $$\epsilon ^*ij$$ is obtained. It is independent of r and t, and depends only on the wave speeds a and b, and the expansion velocity $$\upsilon $$ . It is, thus, the same at the initial time $$t =0$$ when the expansion starts from the zero dimension.
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