Rather simply using the formulas and finding answers, i would
like to give an idea on how the formulas have been formed.
additionally as components of stress tensor have a physical
interpretation like
11 is normal stress in x direction in x plane
, 
12 is shear stress is stress in y direction and in x
plane and and so on , but all these components are in spatial
coordinate system, and we need a stresses in material configuration
system to perform operations like integration , this transformation
leads to piola kirchoff stress tensors.
so these tensors do not have any physical significance but only are
mathematical quantities.
hope you got a rough idea of what piola kirchoff tensors are.
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