Пространственная задача математической теории пластичности. Радаев Ю.Н. - 461 стр.

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8.2. Three-dimensional equilibrium equations in isostatic co-ordinate net
8.3. The derivative equations
8.4. Three-dimensional incremental equilibrium equations in isostatic co-ordinate net
8.5. The compatibility equations for principal strains increments”
8.6. The Cauchy formulas in isostatic co-ordinates
8.7. Plane strain formulation in isostatic co-ordinates
8.8. Axially-symmetric formulation in isostatic co-ordinates
Appendix to Chapters 1–8: The Legendre and Ampere Transformations
1. The Legendre transformation
2. The Ampere transformation
References to Chapters 1–8
Chapter 9. Plane Stress State of a Perfectly Plastic Solid
9.1. Introductory remarks
9.2. Basic equations formulation for the von Mises yielding criterion
9.3. A self-similar solution of plane stress equations
9.4. Stress distribution near a mode I crack tip under plane stress conditions
9.5. The exact formulas for near crack tip stress field
9.6. A proof of a complementary relation for the intervening geometric angles
References to Chapter 9
Chapter 10. Classification and t-hyperbolic Property of the Equations for an
Axially-Symmetric State
10.1. Introductory remarks and formulation of the problem
10.2. Basic equations in 2/3-isostatic co-ordinate net
10.3. Basic equations formulation for an axially-symmetric state
10.4. Essential non-linearity. Classification and characteristics
10.5. t-hyperbolic property of the axially-symmetric equations
References to Chapter 10
Chapter 11. Maximally Simple Normal Forms of Three-Dimensional Equations
11.1. Formulation of the problem
11.2. Obtaining the maximally simple normal forms of three-dimensional
equations
11.3. Determination of characteristic surfaces by t-hyperbolic property
References to Chapter 11
Chapter 12. Self-Similar Solutions of the Axially-Symmetric Equations
12.1. Introductory remarks
12.2. Three-dimensional equations corresponding to an edge of the Tresca prism
12.3. Separation of variables in the three-dimensional equations
12.4. Self-similar solutions in the case of axial symmetry
12.5. Principal stresses distributions
References to Chapter 12
Chapter 13. Symmetry Groups of Partial Differential Equations of an Axially
Symmetric State
13.1. Problem formulation and requisite equations
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