Characteristics of the relaxation to steady-state deformation in solids

S. G. Psakh'e, A. Yu Smolin, E. V. Shil'ko, S. Yu Korostelev, A. I. Dmitriev, S. V. Alekseev

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    The characteristics of the transient process of relaxation to steady-state deformation in solids are investigated theoretically. Various loading regimes are modeled by the method of mobile cellular automata. It is shown that the stressed state in a material is highly inhomogeneous in the relaxation stage; this property, in turn, can produce stable structures in the velocity field of the material particles and influence the evolution of deformation in later stages.

    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)1016-1018
    Number of pages3
    JournalTechnical Physics
    Volume42
    Issue number9
    Publication statusPublished - Sep 1997

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    Psakh'e, S. G., Smolin, A. Y., Shil'ko, E. V., Korostelev, S. Y., Dmitriev, A. I., & Alekseev, S. V. (1997). Characteristics of the relaxation to steady-state deformation in solids. Technical Physics, 42(9), 1016-1018.

    Characteristics of the relaxation to steady-state deformation in solids. / Psakh'e, S. G.; Smolin, A. Yu; Shil'ko, E. V.; Korostelev, S. Yu; Dmitriev, A. I.; Alekseev, S. V.

    In: Technical Physics, Vol. 42, No. 9, 09.1997, p. 1016-1018.

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    Psakh'e, SG, Smolin, AY, Shil'ko, EV, Korostelev, SY, Dmitriev, AI & Alekseev, SV 1997, 'Characteristics of the relaxation to steady-state deformation in solids', Technical Physics, vol. 42, no. 9, pp. 1016-1018.
    Psakh'e SG, Smolin AY, Shil'ko EV, Korostelev SY, Dmitriev AI, Alekseev SV. Characteristics of the relaxation to steady-state deformation in solids. Technical Physics. 1997 Sep;42(9):1016-1018.
    Psakh'e, S. G. ; Smolin, A. Yu ; Shil'ko, E. V. ; Korostelev, S. Yu ; Dmitriev, A. I. ; Alekseev, S. V. / Characteristics of the relaxation to steady-state deformation in solids. In: Technical Physics. 1997 ; Vol. 42, No. 9. pp. 1016-1018.
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