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Hartig's law and linear elasticity with initial stress

The two constitutive equations which have hitherto been called upon in mathematical studies on static determination of residual stress by boundary measurements share the same deficiency, namely that they do not adequately describe the elastic response of any currently known real material. Here we substantiate this critical remark and present a physically more acceptable constitutive equation for further work on the subject.