Titlebook: Generalized Plasticity; Mao-Hong Yu,Guo-Wei Ma,Yong-Qiang Zhang Book 2006 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2006 Elasticity.Plane Stress P

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Mao-Hong Yu,Guo-Wei Ma,Yong-Qiang ZhangUnifies different concepts of plasticity.Each chapter contains a summary, literature and problems.Contains new results not yet published in English

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Progressive Dementia in a 73-Year-Old Woman,ess, the effect of normal stress, the effect of intermediate principal stress, the effect of intermediate principal shear-stress, symmetry and the convexity of yield surfaces. The research on the SD effect, the effect of hydrostatic stress and the effect of normal stress have developed rapidly becau

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Michael Pressley,Donna Forrest-Pressleyfied strength theory are described. The mathematical expression of the unified strength theory is simple and linear, however, the yield surface of the unified strength theory is piece-wise linear. The plastic flow vector exists singular points for the piecewise-linear yield functions. The flow vecto

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20018-4ip line field theory for plane strain problems includes orthogonal and non-orthogonal slip line field. It is different from the used orthogonal or non-orthogonal slip line field theories based on single-shear strength theories (Tresca and Mohr-Coulomb materials). The new method can reflect the effec

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The Aesthetic and the Territorial,ov (1971), Martin (1973), Yan (1988) and Panoyotomakos (1999). A new characteristics method for plane stress problems was established based on the twin-shear yield criterion by Yan and Bu in 1993 and 1996. The three different characteristic methods based respectively on the twin-shear yield criterio

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Contemporary Irish Popular Culture unification of the plastic characteristics methods based on the Tresca criterion, the Huber-von Mises criterion and the twin-shear yield criterion. A series of new results can be also obtained by using the unified characteristics field theory. The strength-differential effect (SD effect and the eff