Lecture

Plasticity: Stress-Strain Behavior and Plastic Flow

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of plasticity, focusing on stress-strain behavior and plastic flow in materials. It covers topics such as the onset of non-linear behavior, work hardening, ductility, and the physical origins of plastic flow caused by dislocation motion. The instructor explains the importance of understanding the material's history in analyzing its behavior under complex loading conditions.

Instructor

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Materials science: Deformation of materials

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