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  1. The manual way of computing principal strains is to solve a cubic equation for the three principal values. The equation results from setting the following determinant equal to zero. The λ values, once computed, will equal the principal values of the strain tensor.
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    The formula for strain is: varepsilon = frac {Delta L} {L_1} = frac {L_2 - L_1} {L_1} ε = L1ΔL = L1L2 − L1 L₁ denotes the initial length, L₂ – the final length, and ΔL is the change in length.
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