Lecture

Traction Function: Modulus and Resistance

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Description

This lecture covers the relationship between hardening modulus and resistance in materials, focusing on the traction function and its elimination of the hardening modulus to express stress in terms of resistance. It also discusses the evaluation and inversion of the traction function in different cases, such as elastic, plastic, and failure scenarios.

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