A general theory of finite inelastic deformation of metals based on the concept of unified constitutive models (Q1914958)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 885799
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A general theory of finite inelastic deformation of metals based on the concept of unified constitutive models (English)
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6 July 1997
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A survey of kinematics of finitely deformed bodies using tensor analysis on manifolds is presented. The theory is based on the constitutive assumption of the existence of a uniquely defined, isoclinic intermediate configuration, in the sense of Mandel, which leads to a unique multiplicative decomposition of the deformation gradient into plastic and elastic parts, respectively. A constitutive theory is given for structurally isotropic materials, and the implication of the assumption that the elastic strains are small is investigated. The theory is applied to a body under simple shear with different formulations of the elastic constitutive model.
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multiplicative decomposition of deformation gradient
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tensor analysis on manifolds
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isoclinic intermediate configuration
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body under simple shear
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elastic constitutive model
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