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A thermodynamic basis for implicit rate-type constitutive relations describing the inelastic response of solids undergoing finite deformation. (English) Zbl 1482.74008

Summary: Implicit rate-type constitutive relations utilising discontinuous functions provide a novel approach to the purely phenomenological description of the inelastic response of solids undergoing finite deformation. However, this type of constitutive relation has so far been considered only in the purely mechanical setting, and the complete thermodynamic basis is largely missing. We address this issue, and we develop a thermodynamic basis for such constitutive relations. In particular, we focus on the thermodynamic basis for the classical elastic-perfectly plastic response, but the framework is flexible enough to describe other types of inelastic response as well.

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74A20 Theory of constitutive functions in solid mechanics
74A15 Thermodynamics in solid mechanics
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