… An attempt is made here to clarify the question from a micromechanical viewpoint by …
quasi-steady state is a real behaviour rather than a test-induced phenomenon; it is a transition state, …

… An attempt is made here to clarify the question from a micromechanical viewpoint by …
quasi-steady state is a real behaviour rather than a test-induced phenomenon; it is a transition state, …

… of contacts per particle) reduces to a minimum at QSS, may therefore not be a general
feature of QSS, and may be caused by some of the assumptions made in the micromechanics …

… (a temporary local minimum in undrained shear strength) is an inherent behaviour of granular
… to investigate the micromechanics behind the phenomenon of quasi-steady state (QSS). …

… corresponding to the quasi-steady states (local minimum in … initial state parameter with
reference to the quasi-steady state… at the quasi-steady state as well as the steady states were …

… , is an alternative and economic approach to investigate the … There are two major ways
to this approach: using the contact … (which can be the actual behaviour or simply the typical …

… The quasi-steady state, or temporary liquefaction, is found in … to mimic the micromechanical
behaviour of heterogeneous … establish a solid-like behaviour from a microscopic viewpoint. …

… real instability behavior of the material. Here, using a smaller u max than required would
result in lower precision. It should be noted that type ⑥ is absent in this paper, but this situation …

… micromechanical perspectives [31, 36] provide some insights into the nature of the state—that
is, the quasi-steady state is a real … The phenomenon of quasi-steady state can also occur …

… constitutive laws describing quasisteady states of the … is possible and the eigenvalues
are real, however, in some … couplings from a micromechanical perspective we performed …