Thermodynamical formulation for coupled electromechanical hysteresis effects. I: Basic equations
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decomposition of dissipation inequalityelectric version of Drucker's inequalityferroelectric ceramicsinternal variable representing an electric polarizationmechanical and electric ``hardeningsmethod of local statepiezoelectric and electrostrictive couplingsplastic and electric-hysteresis effectsplastic strainpurely electric loading functionrate-independent, evolution equationsresidual electric polarizationresidual polarization vectortheory of internal variables
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