Large Deformations of Solids: Physical Basis and Mathematical Modelling
Will be published approx. on 31. January 1987
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502 pages
978-1-85166-016-2 (ISBN)
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crystalsactuallycontaineddislocations.Thecontinuumtheorieswhich datebackmorethanacenturysoughttoexplainmicroscopicdeforma tion in terms of abstract models involving mechanical elements of whichthespringand the dashpot wereprominentexamples. Froma strictly practical standpoint these continuum models still have great utilitytoday, particularlyinareaswhere the materialsaresocompli cated that the preferred route, linking microscopic behaviour with macroscopicbehaviour, is notyet available. Section3ofthe book is concernedthereforewiththecontinuumpointofviewformetals.
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1986 ed.
Language
English
Place of publication
Dordrecht
Netherlands
Publishing group
Kluwer Academic Publishers Group
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College/higher education
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978-1-85166-016-2 (9781851660162)
DOI
10.1007/978-94-009-3407-8
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Content
Session I: General Concepts.- 1. Sur Quelques Concepts Fondamentaux de la Mécanique.- 2. The Statistical Basis of Polycrystal Plasticity.- 3. Modelling of Finite Deformations of Anisotropic Materials.- 4. Microlocal Aspects of Finite Deformations in the Light of Nonstandard Analysis.- Session II: Metals-Physical Point of View.- 5. Déformations Finies des Agrégats Métaux: Aspects Physiques et Métallurgiques.- 6. The Effect of Partial Reversibility of Dislocation Motion.- 7. Effective-cluster Simulation of Polycrystal Plasticity.- 8. Pseudoelasticity and Shape Memory.- 9. A Unified Elastic-Viscoplastic Theory with Large Deformations.- Session III: Metals-Continuum Point of View.- 10. Interaction between Physical Mechanisms and the Structure of Continuum Theories.- 11. Microstructure and Phenomenological Models for Metals.- 12. Study of the Constitutive Law for a Polycrystal and Analysis of Rate Boundary Value Problem in Finite Elastoplasticity.- 13. Thermodynamique et Viscoplasticité du Monocristal Métallique: Comparaison et Synthèse de Modèles à Variables Internes.- 14. Some Applications of the Self-consistent Scheme in the Field of Plasticity and Texture of Metallic Polycrystals.- 15. Fundamental Considerations in Micromechanical Modeling of Polycrystalline Metals at Finite Strain.- Session IV: Rocks and Composites.- 16. Generalization of the Mandel-Spencer Double-Slip Model.- 17. On the Structure of Single Slip and its Implications for Inelasticity.- 18. Kinematics in Plastically Deformed Rocks.- 19. A Theory for Coupled Stress and Fluid Flow Analysis in Jointed Rock Masses.- Session V: Soils.- 20. L'Effet de la Formation des Surfaces de Glissement dans les Milieux Continus.- 21. On Large Deformations of Rock-type Transversely Isotropic Materials.-22. Physical Bases for the Thermo-Hygro-Rheological Behaviours of Wood in Finite Deformations.- 23. Bifurcation par Localisation de la Déformation: Etude Expérimentale et Theorique à L'Essai Biaxial sur Sable.- 24. A Mechanical Description of Saturated Soils.- 25. Some Macroscopic Consequences of the Granular Structure of Sand.