Lecture

Geometric Properties in Elasticity and Plasticity

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Description

This lecture explores the relationship between geometric properties in the elastic and plastic domains, focusing on the Fish, Poisson, Hencky, and Consider theories. It covers the differential and integral forms of these laws, the incompressibility of plastic strains, and the synthesis of different theories. The lecture also discusses the behavior of materials with extreme hardening and provides examples of work hardening coefficients for various materials.

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Materials science: Deformation of materials

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