Titlebook: Elasticity and Plasticity / Elastizit?t und Plastizit?t; S. Flügge Book 1958 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1958 elasticity.plasticity.

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Fatigue,formation is no longer sufficient to prevent the rapid spreading and coalescence of existing submicroscopic cracks. Under a repeatedly applied cyclic force, however, fracture is finally produced by a force-amplitude which is far below the force associated with fracture under a single load applicatio

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,Okul?e Hypertension, Glaukomfrühstadien,ess which will constitute the weak points of the body at which fracture will occur if the loads are sufficiently large. A knowledge of the stresses at these points and of the way in which they may be modified by alterations in the shape of the body is of great importance to the designer of engineering components.

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Photoelasticity,ess which will constitute the weak points of the body at which fracture will occur if the loads are sufficiently large. A knowledge of the stresses at these points and of the way in which they may be modified by alterations in the shape of the body is of great importance to the designer of engineering components.

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The Mathematical Theories of the Inelastic Continuum,es of elasticity and hydrodynamics, the present status of which is the result of two centuries of extensive research, the theories dealt with in this article are still in a comparatively early stage of development notwithstanding the present steadily increasing volume of contributions.

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Fracture,ing the mechanical strength of the material. Although the suggestion is of no more than historic interest it may be noted as the oldest of a number of empirical “critical stress” or “critical strain” relations [.].

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55728-6g the deformation. The first discussions of elastic phenomena occur in the writings of . (1676) but the first real attempts to construct a theory of elasticity using the continuum approach, in which speculations on the molecular structure of the body are avoided and macroscopic phenomena are describ