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4 Yield Curves and Surfaces ( in Stress Space ) 210 Simplifications resulting from
isotropy 212 10 . 5 Problems 216 11 . ... 11 Strain Rate , or Velocity Strain 262
chapter 12 ( Isotropic ) stress - strain relations in three dimensions 264 12 .
4 Yield Curves and Surfaces ( in Stress Space ) 210 Simplifications resulting from
isotropy 212 10 . 5 Problems 216 11 . ... 11 Strain Rate , or Velocity Strain 262
chapter 12 ( Isotropic ) stress - strain relations in three dimensions 264 12 .
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12 Mises ellipse and Tresca hexagon as idealized yield curves for isotropic
material ( matched in simple tension , point A ) . proof of completeness of
information from one sector follows from the symmetries about the 45° lines COC
* and DOD ...
12 Mises ellipse and Tresca hexagon as idealized yield curves for isotropic
material ( matched in simple tension , point A ) . proof of completeness of
information from one sector follows from the symmetries about the 45° lines COC
* and DOD ...
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been studied and the concepts of isotropy explored much more deeply in Chap .
11 , the time has come to ... Nonlinearity of isotropic material then will be
introduced through an obvious modification of the linear isotropic forms .
Fundamental ...
been studied and the concepts of isotropy explored much more deeply in Chap .
11 , the time has come to ... Nonlinearity of isotropic material then will be
introduced through an obvious modification of the linear isotropic forms .
Fundamental ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Introduction to Mechanics of Deformable Solids |
| Author | Daniel Charles Drucker |
| Publisher | McGraw-Hill, 1967 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 11 Mar 2008 |
| Length | 445 pages |
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