Mohr's Circle
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Once assigned a stress tensor (a 
symmetric matrix 
) and a direction (a unit vector 
), Mohr's circle gives you explicit information concerning the traction 
and the shear stress 
in the plane normal to the direction 
.
Contributed by: Stefano Vidoli (March 2011)
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