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From nonlinear elasticity to complex analysis

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CATW04 - Complex analysis: techniques, applications and computations - perspectives in 2023

In this talk, I will present   two examplesthat show  a  strong similarity between  the nonlinear elasticity of incompressible growing materials and Stokes  flows.  Consequently,  the techniques developed in complex analysis allow to derive explicit analytical solutions of instabilities occurring during growth. In a second example, I will focus on the growth of planar leaves governed  by a conformal map of their boundaries.

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