a mathematical approach to establishing constitutive models for geomaterials

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Abstract
The mathematical foundation of the traditional elastoplastic constitutive theory for geomaterials is presented from the mathematical point of view, that is, the expression of stress-strain relationship in principal stress/strain space being transformed to the expression in six-dimensional space. A new framework is then established according to the mathematical theory of vectors and tensors, which is applicable to establishing elastoplastic models both in strain space and in stress space. Traditional constitutive theories can be considered as its special cases. The framework also enables modification of traditional constitutive models.
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Authors ;Guang-hua Yang;Yu-xin Jie;Guang-xin Li
Journal Chemico-biological interactions
Year 2013
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10.1155/2013/739068
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2013/739068
Keywords
mathematics parallel computing civil engineering (general)technology (general)

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