This note addresses finite plasticity under the constraint that plastic deformations are compatible. In this case, the total elastoplastic deformation of the medium is decomposed as y = ye ? yp, where the plastic deformation yp is defined on the fixed reference configuration and the elastic deformation ye is a mapping from the varying intermediate configuration yp(?). Correspondingly, the energy of the medium features both Lagrangian (plastic, loads) and not Lagrangian contributions (elastic). We present a variational formulation of the static elastoplastic problem in this setting and show that a solution is attained in a suitable class of admissible deformations. Possible extensions of the result, especially in the direction of quasistatic evolutions, are also discussed.

Existence for dislocation-free finite plasticity

U Stefanelli
2019

Abstract

This note addresses finite plasticity under the constraint that plastic deformations are compatible. In this case, the total elastoplastic deformation of the medium is decomposed as y = ye ? yp, where the plastic deformation yp is defined on the fixed reference configuration and the elastic deformation ye is a mapping from the varying intermediate configuration yp(?). Correspondingly, the energy of the medium features both Lagrangian (plastic, loads) and not Lagrangian contributions (elastic). We present a variational formulation of the static elastoplastic problem in this setting and show that a solution is attained in a suitable class of admissible deformations. Possible extensions of the result, especially in the direction of quasistatic evolutions, are also discussed.
2019
Istituto di Matematica Applicata e Tecnologie Informatiche - IMATI -
Finite plasticity
static problem
existence
quasistatic evolution
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