Control and Estimation of Distributed Parameter Systems 1998
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-0348-8849-3_5
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On the Wellposedness of the Chaboche Model

Abstract: We formally state and prove the wellposedness and the local Lipschitz continuity of the multisurface stress-strain law of nonlinear kinematic hardening type due to Chaboche within the space of time-dependent tensor-valued absolutely continuous functions. The results also include the more general case of a continuous family of auxiliary surfaces.

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“…This was derived by Hans-Dieter Alber from a result in [1]. More about existence and uniqueness results for constitutive models can be found in [8,13].…”
Section: Extended Model Of Chabochementioning
confidence: 93%
“…This was derived by Hans-Dieter Alber from a result in [1]. More about existence and uniqueness results for constitutive models can be found in [8,13].…”
Section: Extended Model Of Chabochementioning
confidence: 93%
“…Moreover, and denote elastic strain and plastic strain, with plastic strain rate R . To introduce further notation, let 3 be the symmetric N;N-tensors (matrices) with the usual inner product and norm in 1 but as in [5,6] it poses here no additional problems to generalize this to (2.4), allowing a finite non-negative measure d "d (k) on some measure space I instead of counting measure corresponding to (2.9). Accordingly, we assume for the k-dependent parameters in (2.5):…”
Section: The Chaboche Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The basic feature of this model is that plasticization saturates and very large stresses cannot be reached. The analysis of the constitutive relation for such model has been presented by Brokate & Krejčí [4,5,6]. Threedimensional results have been obtained by Che lmiński [8], see also [14].…”
Section: David Melching and Ulisse Stefanellimentioning
confidence: 99%