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The following pages link to An anisotropic ductile damage model based on irreversible thermodynamics. (Q1397262):
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- Experimental study and modeling of damage of Al alloys using tensor theory (Q407647) (← links)
- On kinematic, thermodynamic, and kinetic coupling of a damage theory for polycrystalline material (Q422619) (← links)
- An elasto-plastic damage constitutive theory and its prediction of evolution of subsequent yield surfaces and elastic constants (Q422725) (← links)
- Simulation of damage evolution in ductile metals undergoing dynamic loading conditions (Q422759) (← links)
- A variational void coalescence model for ductile metals (Q432160) (← links)
- A framework for large strain elastic-plastic damage mechanics based on metric transformations (Q533578) (← links)
- On non-associative anisotropic finite plasticity fully coupled with isotropic ductile damage for metal forming (Q655217) (← links)
- A fully coupled elasto-visco-plastic damage theory for anisotropic materials (Q675490) (← links)
- A physico-mechanical approach to modeling of metal forming processes-part. I: Theoretical framework (Q841910) (← links)
- Continuum framework for the rate-dependent behavior of anisotropically damaged ductile metals (Q857521) (← links)
- Experimental validation of anisotropic ductile damage and failure of shock wave-loaded plates (Q885971) (← links)
- A ductile damage criterion at various stress triaxialities (Q939299) (← links)
- Anisotropic damage-plasticity model for concrete (Q939320) (← links)
- An anisotropic damage-based plastic yield criterion and its application to analysis of metal forming process (Q986300) (← links)
- Yield criterion and elasto-plastic damage constitutive model for frozen sandy soil (Q1018230) (← links)
- Thermodynamical model of anisotropic damage growth. II: Canonical damage growth rate equations and theory of damage invariants (Q1371301) (← links)
- Numerical analysis of anisotropic ductile continuum damage. (Q1420898) (← links)
- Theoretical, numerical and identification aspects of a new model class for ductile damage (Q1614453) (← links)
- Numerical analysis and elastic-plastic deformation behavior of anisotropically damaged solids (Q1614482) (← links)
- Nonlocal continuum theory of anisotropically damaged metals (Q1772712) (← links)
- Micromechanics based framework with second-order damage tensors (Q1788161) (← links)
- Some fundamental issues in rate theory of damage-elastoplasticity (Q1905453) (← links)
- Continuous anisotropic damage as a twin modelling of discrete bi-dimensional fracture (Q2049640) (← links)
- Coupled elasto-viscoplastic and damage model accounting for plastic anisotropy and damage evolution dependent on loading conditions (Q2246392) (← links)
- Constitutive equations of a tensorial model for strain-induced damage of metals based on three invariants (Q2359111) (← links)
- A nonlocal model with strain-based damage (Q2381073) (← links)
- A finite element formulation based on non-associated plasticity for sheet metal forming (Q2475201) (← links)
- On a finite-strain viscoplastic law coupled with anisotropic damage: theoretical formulations and numerical applications (Q2505821) (← links)
- Analogies between nonlocal and local Bernoulli-Euler nanobeams (Q2630940) (← links)
- Numerical analysis of stress-state-dependent damage and failure behavior of ductile steel based on biaxial experiments (Q2666109) (← links)
- On the numerical implementation of a finite strain anisotropic damage model based upon the logarithmic rate (Q2745420) (← links)
- Macroscopic damage laws based on analysis of microscopic unit cells (Q6064370) (← links)
- A large strain anisotropic ductile damage model -- effective driving forces and gradient-enhancement of damage vs. plasticity (Q6084425) (← links)
- Numerical analysis of non-proportional biaxial reverse experiments with a two-surface anisotropic cyclic plasticity-damage approach (Q6185175) (← links)
- A return mapping algorithm for elastoplastic and ductile damage constitutive equations using the subloading surface method (Q6558798) (← links)
