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Propagation of the interface in the stress-induced austenite-martensite transformation (English)
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1983
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one-dimensional phenomenological model
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interface
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shape memory alloy
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stress-induced austenite-martensite transformation
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simplified stress- strain relation
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propagation of surface of strong discontinuity
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interface can move with subsonic velocity with respect to martensite
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dependence of velocity on initial state of material and on temperature
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evolution equation for amplitude of discontinuity on interface
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interface cease to exist after finite time
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case of physically reasonable behavior of second gradient of deformation
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interface is thermodynamically stable
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all amplitudes of discontinuity
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numerical results
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