Internal stresses inside a prolate spheroidal inclusion parallel to a uni axial applied stress are obtained by using Eshelby theory. Effects of the elastic modulus and the aspect ratio of the inclusion are evaluated. The present results are compared with others, in particular, with Argon's solu tion for a slender rod.
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