Granular materials are the most recurrent form of solid-state matter on Earth. They challenge
researchers and engineers in various fields not only because they occur with a broad variety …

抄録 Stress-induced anisotropy or fabric in granular masses is discussed on the basis of
biaxial compression tests performed on two-dimensional assemblies of oval cross-sectional …

This book describes behavior of crystalline solids primarily via methods of modern
continuum mechanics. Emphasis is given to geometrically nonlinear descriptions, ie, finite …

This study develops a finite-deformation, Coulomb–Mohr type constitutive theory for the
elastic–viscoplastic response of pressure-sensitive and plastically-dilatant isotropic …

Some fundamental kinematical and kinetical results in finite elasto-plastic deformations of
crystalline solids are reviewed. It is shown that essentially all existing elasto-plasticity …

It is now well established that the micro-structure of granular materials plays a significant
role in their overall constitutive behavior. In the past few years, a great deal of theoretical …

Strain localization into shear bands is commonly observed in natural soil masses, as well as
in human-built embankments, footings, retaining walls and other geotechnical structures …

A micromechanically-based constitutive model is developed for inelastic deformation of
frictional granular assemblies. It is assumed that the deformation is produced by relative …

Metal inelasticity is of considerable technological importance in both commercial and
military sectors, and has therefore received significant research attention in the forms of …

In this paper certain fundamental concepts underlying the phenomenological theories of
elastic-plastic deformations at finite strains and rotations are presented, and some of the …