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Explicitly explain what epsilon is and how it relates to strain/strain rate #908

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@bangerth bangerth commented Jun 7, 2016

Following a recent discussion about this, it occurred to me that it would be useful to explicitly say that \varepsilon is an operator, not something that stands on its own.

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Looks good. The cookbook for finite strain now uses a slightly different notation, but it explains it explicitly, and this is still useful for the rest of the manual (and all the documentation in the code).

@gassmoeller gassmoeller merged commit ca121a4 into geodynamics:master Jun 23, 2016
@bangerth bangerth deleted the doc-update branch June 23, 2016 04:47
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