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The following pages link to A plasticity theory without Drucker's postulate, suitable for granular materials (Q1058371):
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- Constrained, thermomechanical, rigid-plastic models of granular materials (Q540977) (← links)
- Application of the maximum rate of dissipation criterion to dilatant, pressure dependent plasticity models (Q660664) (← links)
- Methods for incorporating particle rearrangement into compaction using thermodynamic approaches (Q738064) (← links)
- A plasticity model for powder compaction processes incorporating particle deformation and rearrangement (Q957405) (← links)
- Initial planar deformation of dilatant granular materials (Q984486) (← links)
- The role of a realistic volume constraint in modelling a two-dimensional granular assembly (Q1027031) (← links)
- A gradient flow theory of plasticity for granular materials (Q1182135) (← links)
- Plasticity models for soil, granular and jointed rock materials (Q1197545) (← links)
- Influence of non-classical elastic-plastic constitutive features on shock wave existence and spectral solutions (Q1207852) (← links)
- Characteristic state plasticity for granular materials. I: Basic theory (Q1579910) (← links)
- On the initial stages of the densification and lithification of sediments (Q1789199) (← links)
- On the elasticity and plasticity of dilatant granular materials (Q1968683) (← links)
- Energy dissipation analysis of elastic-plastic materials (Q2310709) (← links)
- Including friction in the mathematics of classical plasticity (Q2854832) (← links)
- Developing elasto-plastic models without establishing any expression for the yield function (Q2855303) (← links)
- A variational principle for granular materials (Q3814920) (← links)
- Application of thermodynamics to the global modelling of shallow foundations on frictional material (Q4331320) (← links)
- An optimization structure for frictional plasticity (Q5438865) (← links)
- Micromechanical modelling of powder compaction (Q5933905) (← links)