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X-WR-CALDESC:Scale effects induced by strain-gradient plasticity and interfacial resistance in heterogeneous media at University of Utah Mathematics Department
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SUMMARY:Scale effects induced by strain-gradient plasticity and interfacial resistance in heterogeneous media
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: John Willis\, Cambridge\n\nThe theory and physical origin of strain-gradient plasticity will be briefly outlined, and a "deformation theory" (as opposed to "flow theory") version will be developed. A distinctive aspect of the theory is that it requires an additional boundary condition, or condition across any interface. This …

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URL:https://www.math.utah.edu/research/colloquia/2006-03-23-john-willis/
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