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In our article, we deduce a reciprocal relation in the context of dipolar porous materials. As an application, we analyze the effect of the dipolar structure on bodies charges which are similar to a dislocation of seismic type. Our results appear as generalizations of equivalent statements from the simpler theory of classical elastic bodies and they cover the more complicated theory of thermoelastic bodies with a dipolar structure.

A reciprocal relation with application in the study of the dislocations