Large strain plasticity coupled to anisotropic damage based on the fictitious configuration concept

Andreas Menzel; Magnus Ekh; Paul Steinmann; Kenneth Runesson

Large strain plasticity coupled to anisotropic damage based on the fictitious configuration concept
Paper in proceeding, 2001

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Andreas Menzel

Magnus Ekh

Chalmers, Applied Mechanics, Mechanics of Materials

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Paul Steinmann

Kenneth Runesson

Chalmers, Applied Mechanics, Mechanics of Materials

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The 4th International ESAFORM Conference on Material Forming, 2001, Liege, Ed. Habraken

245-248

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Applied Mechanics

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10/8/2017

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Large strain plasticity coupled to anisotropic damage based on the fictitious configuration concept Paper in proceeding, 2001