Theoretical analysis of the channel die compression test. I. General considerations and finite deformation of f.c.c. crystals in stable lattice orientations
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four hardening lawsuniform deformationTwo lattice orientationsTaylor's classical isotropic hardening rulestress staterate inequalitiesmodification of the simple theoryminimum rate of plastic worklattice rotationlateral constraint stresslarge deformationskinematic relationssimple theory of anisotropic latent hardeningfinite shape changef.c.c. crystalsequal multiple-slipcritical systemscopper crystalsconsequent lattice stabilityconflict between (ideal) frictionless walls and free end conditionschannel die compression test2-parameter empirical rule[110 loading]
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