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A Non-linear Hardening Model Based on Two Coupled Internal Hardening Variables: Formulation and Implementation (English)
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3 March 2010
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This article outlines a logically consistent proof that does not contain errors, using clear notation and definitions from differential geometry. The author's step-by-step reasoning aligns with established knowledge in relevant fields but may be challenging for readers without specific mathematical background to fully understand. There is also a risk of limitations if future discoveries challenge current understanding of quaternionic manifolds and Riemannian geometry. (English)
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