Huo Yong-Zhong's research while affiliated with Peking University and other places

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Publication (1)

On the completeness of the crystallographic symmetries in the description of the symmetries of the elastic tensor
Article
  • May 1991
It is shown that all symmetries possible for the elastic tensors can be reduced to the twelve symmetries already used in the description of the crystal classes. Each symmetry can be characterized by a group of rotations generated by no more than two rotations. The use of a canonical basis related to such rotations considerably simplifies the compon...

Citations

... Generalizing the discrete symmetry classification of crystals ( [1][2][3]), the notion of continuous symmetries, in particular, Lie groups of point symmetries introduced by Sophus Lie (e.g., [4]), with multiple further generalizations (e.g., [5,6] and references therein). Noether [7] provided a connection between conservation laws (energy, momentum, etc.) and local symmetries for models arising from a variational principle (see, e.g, [5,6]). ...
Reference: Symmetry analysis and equivalence transformations for the construction and reduction of constitutive models
On the completeness of the crystallographic symmetries in the description of the symmetries of the elastic tensor
Citing article
  • May 1991