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This statement obviously is true for the initial response of a Maxwell or four -
element material , because the initial response is linearelastic . It is obvious also
for the initial ( linear - viscous ) response of a Kelvin material . Strong evidence of
its ...
This statement obviously is true for the initial response of a Maxwell or four -
element material , because the initial response is linearelastic . It is obvious also
for the initial ( linear - viscous ) response of a Kelvin material . Strong evidence of
its ...
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10 . 7 Yield curves for combined tension and torsion . moderate to large offset
definition of yield . The curve which joins the initial yield points ( the initial yield
curve ) separates the states of stress o a , Oc on the inside , for which the
response of ...
10 . 7 Yield curves for combined tension and torsion . moderate to large offset
definition of yield . The curve which joins the initial yield points ( the initial yield
curve ) separates the states of stress o a , Oc on the inside , for which the
response of ...
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... 372 , 373 Initial creep , 30 ( See also under Creep ) Initial deflection or
imperfection , 410 Initial stress , 96 Initial yield ( see Yield , initial ) Instability ( see
Buckling , Column ; Necking ) Interior pressure , 73 in spherical shell assemblage
, 185 ...
... 372 , 373 Initial creep , 30 ( See also under Creep ) Initial deflection or
imperfection , 410 Initial stress , 96 Initial yield ( see Yield , initial ) Instability ( see
Buckling , Column ; Necking ) Interior pressure , 73 in spherical shell assemblage
, 185 ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Introduction to Mechanics of Deformable Solids |
| Author | Daniel Charles Drucker |
| Publisher | McGraw-Hill, 1967 |
| Length | 445 pages |
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