Lecture

Hardening Elasto-Plasticity

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This lecture covers the concepts of plastic flow, plastic potential, hardening elasto-plasticity, plastic deformation, elastic domain, yield function, plastic flow rule, hardening rule, isotropic hardening, and the derivation of stress-strain relationship in geomechanics. The instructor explains the importance of elastic properties, yield function, plastic potential, and hardening rule in elasto-plastic hardening models.

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Chemical engineering

Materials science: Deformation of materials

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Organic chemistry: Polymer chemistry

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