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Fig 1.

Conventional representation for strain state of a continuous medium.

(a)One-dimensional strain. (b) Two-dimensional strain. (c) Three-dimensional strain.

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Fig 2.

Direction vector of space line.

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Fig 3.

Plane strain expressed by three line strains.

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Fig 4.

Application of line strain representation method—three-dimensional strain rosette.

(a) Regular tetrahedron shape. (b) One point shape.

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Fig 5.

Shear strain representation of simple strain state.

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Fig 6.

Decomposition of two vertical direction vectors.

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Fig 7.

Geometric representation of a quadrangular pyramid.

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Table 1.

Direction vector of shear strain defined by a quadrangular pyramid.

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Fig 8.

Right-angled tetrahedron and rotated right-angled tetrahedron.

(a)Lateral view. (b)vertical view.

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