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Coupled crystal orientation-size effects on the strength of nano crystals. [PDF]
Yuan R, Beyerlein IJ, Zhou C.
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Mechanical Deformation Behavior of Nonpolar GaN Thick Films by Berkovich Nanoindentation. [PDF]
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Towards sensor array materials: can failure be delayed? [PDF]
Mekid S, Saheb N, Khan SM, Qureshi KK.
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Phenomenological evolution equations for the backstress and spin tensors
Acta Mechanica, 1991This paper is concerned with a formulation of a constitutive model involving a new kinematic hardening rule. The corotational stress and backstress rate involvig spin tensors are discussed and incorporated in the evolution equations. The backstress model is compared with other models and is found to be decomposable into a model that consists of two ...
Voyiadjis, G. Z., Kattan, P. I.
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Thermodynamic based model for the evolution equation of the backstress in cyclic plasticity
International Journal of Plasticity, 2003zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Voyiadjis, George Z. +1 more
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 2022
AbstractRate‐ and state‐friction (RSF) is an empirical framework that describes the complex velocity‐, time‐, and slip‐dependent phenomena observed during frictional sliding of rocks and gouge in the laboratory. Despite its widespread use in earthquake nucleation and recurrence models, our understanding of RSF, particularly its time‐ and/or slip ...
Christopher A. Thom +3 more
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AbstractRate‐ and state‐friction (RSF) is an empirical framework that describes the complex velocity‐, time‐, and slip‐dependent phenomena observed during frictional sliding of rocks and gouge in the laboratory. Despite its widespread use in earthquake nucleation and recurrence models, our understanding of RSF, particularly its time‐ and/or slip ...
Christopher A. Thom +3 more
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International Journal of Plasticity, 2017
Abstract Strain hardening in FCC metals and alloys can be accompanied by the formation of deformation induced dislocation microstructures. These microstructures tend to form dislocation cells or nets which are characterized by three-dimensional tangles of dislocations that serve as “cell walls” and less dense internal regions “cell interiors”.
Waqas Muhammad +4 more
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Abstract Strain hardening in FCC metals and alloys can be accompanied by the formation of deformation induced dislocation microstructures. These microstructures tend to form dislocation cells or nets which are characterized by three-dimensional tangles of dislocations that serve as “cell walls” and less dense internal regions “cell interiors”.
Waqas Muhammad +4 more
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Backstress Influence on the Formation Stress Field in Hydraulic Fracturing Experiments
Geosciences (Switzerland), 2023Мария Тримонова
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