Von-Mises Plasticity: Yield Criteria and Stress Invariants

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This lecture covers the Von-Mises plasticity theory, focusing on the yield criteria and stress invariants. It explains how yielding should be independent of the coordinate system choice and involve only the invariants of the stress tensor. The lecture also discusses the Von-Mises yield criterion, effective stress, and examples of plane stress conditions.

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