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On closest isotropic tensors and their norms

An anisotropic elasticity tensor can be approximated by the closest tensor belonging to a higher symmetry class. The closeness of tensors depends on the choice of a criterion. We compare the closest isotropic tensors obtained using four approaches: the Frobenius 36-component norm, the Frobenius 21-component norm, the operator norm and the L2 slowness-curve fit. We find that the isotropic tensors are similar to each other within the range of expected measurement errors.

preprint2016arXivOpen access

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