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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large deformationsstress statecopper crystalslattice rotationcritical systemskinematic relationssimple theory of anisotropic latent hardening[110 loading]2-parameter empirical rulechannel die compression testconflict between (ideal) frictionless walls and free end conditionsconsequent lattice stabilityequal multiple-slipf.c.c. crystalsfinite shape changefour hardening lawslateral constraint stressminimum rate of plastic workmodification of the simple theoryrate inequalitiesTaylor's classical isotropic hardening ruleTwo lattice orientationsuniform deformation
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