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On the bifurcation and postbifurcation analysis of elastic-plastic solids under general prebifurcation conditions (English)
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1983
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bifurcation
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postbifurcation
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elastic-plastic solids
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behavior near critical point could not be idealized as hypoelastic
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simple continuous model
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illustrate different possibilities in stability behavior
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general three-dimensional stability analysis
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rate independent elastic-plastic solids
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for all constitutive theories
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for all possible prebifurcation solutions
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bifurcation functional is simple generalization of Hill's
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