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In solid mechanics, what does linearized elasticity deal with?

(a) Small deformations in linear elastic solids

(b) Large deformations in linear elastic solids

(c) Large deformations in non-Hookean solids

(d) Small deformations in non-Hookean solids

The question was posed to me by my college director while I was bunking the class.

My question is based upon Plane Elasticity topic in division Plane Elasticity of Finite Element Method

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The correct answer is (a) Small deformations in linear elastic solids

The best I can explain: The part of solid mechanics that deals with stress and deformation of solid continua is called Elasticity. Linearized elasticity is concerned with small deformations (i.e., strains and displacements that are very small compared to unity) in linear elastic solids or Hookean solids (i.e., obey Hooke’s law).

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