Anisotropy and Localization of Plastic Deformation

1. Adiabatic Shear Bands and Other Localized Deformation

   1. Collective Dislocation Behaviour and Plastic Instabilities — Micro and Macro Aspects

      • Hartmut Neuhäuser

      Pages 77-80

   2. Influence of Thermodynamical Couplings on Adiabatic Shear Band Localization Failure

      • Piotr Perzyna

      Pages 81-86

   3. Effect of Crystal Anisotropy on the Interaction between Two Holes

      • A. M. Philip, J.-H. Schmitt

      Pages 87-90

   4. Effect of Triaxial Tension on Flow Localization for Different Plastic Spins

      • Viggo Tvergaard, Erik van der Giessen

      Pages 91-94

   5. Susceptibility to Shear Band Formation in Work Hardening Materials

      • T. W. Wright

      Pages 95-98

   6. On the Structure and Width of Shear Bands in Finite Elastoplastic Deformations

      • H. M. Zbib, E. C. Aifantis

      Pages 99-102

   7. Shear Band Development in a Viscoplastic Cylinder

      • X.-T. Zhang, R. C. Batra

      Pages 103-106

2. Texture, Dislocation and Micro-Mechanical Analyses

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 107-107

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   2. Representation of Microstructure and Mechanical Behavior of Polycrystals

      • B. L. Adams, J. P. Boehler, M. Guidi, E. T. Onat

      Pages 109-113

   3. Mechanical Properties, Deformation Textures, Elastoplastic Behaviour of BCC Polycrystalline Materials

      • Dominique Ceccaldi, Fatima Yala, Thierry Baudin, Richard Penelle, Francois Royer

      Pages 114-117

   4. Variational Problems in Defective Crystals

      • Cesare Davini, Irene Fonseca, Gareth Parry

      Pages 118-121

   5. Simulation of Deformation-Induced Anisotropy in Metal Forming Applications

      • Paul R. Dawson, Yvan B. Chastel, Antoinette M. Maniatty

      Pages 122-125

   6. Elastic-Plastic Anisotropic Behaviour Resulting from Microheterogeneity

      • Abderrahim Elomri, Francois Sidoroff

      Pages 126-130

   7. Microscopic and Crystallographic Aspects of Flow Stress Anisotropy

      • N. Hansen, D. Juul Jensen

      Pages 131-134

   8. Computational Study of Polycrystalline Behaviour under Complex Loading Conditions

      • František Havlíček, Masataka Tokuda

      Pages 135-138

   9. On the Accuracy of the Taylor Assumption in Polycrystalline Plasticity

      • S. R. Kalidindi, C. A. Bronkhorst, L. Anand

      Pages 139-142

   10. Ultrasonic Nondestructive Evaluation of Micro Slip Band and Plastic Anisotropy Growth

       • Michiaki Kobayashi

       Pages 143-147

   11. Microaspects of Plastic Deformation and Global Mechanical Performance of Metals

       • A. Korbel, M. Berveiller

       Pages 148-151

   12. Transition of Viscoplasticity from the Single Crystal to the Polycrystal Level

       • K. M. Murali, G. J. Weng

       Pages 152-155

   13. Elastoplastic Self-Consistent Modelling of BCC Polycrystals at Sequential Loadings

       • A. Naddari, P. Lipinski, M. Berveiller

       Pages 156-159

Present developments in materials science, mechanics and engineering, as well as the demands of modern technology, result in a new and growing interest in plasticity and in bordering domains of the mechanical behavior of materials. This growing interest is attested to by the success of both The International Journal of Plasticity, which after its inception rapidly became the leading journal for plasticity research, and the series ofInternational Symposia on Plasticity and Its Current Applications, which is now the premier international forum for plasticity research dissemination. The First International Symposium on Plasticity and Its Current Applications was conceived and organized by Professor Akhtar S. Khan, and was held at the University of Oklahoma (Norman, Oklahoma, USA) from July 30 to August 3, 1984. It was attended by over one hundred scientists from fifteen countries. "Plasticity '89: the Second International Symposium on Plasticity and Its Current Applications" was held at Mie University (Tsu, Japan) from July 31 to August 4, 1989; this symposium was co-chaired by Professors Khan and Tokuda. The main emphasis of this meeting was on dynamic plasticity and micromechanics, although it included other aspects of plasticity as well. It was attended by over two hundred researchers from twenty-three nations.

• Polymer
• alloy
• ceramics
• composite material
• crystal
• granular material
• modeling
• plasticity theory
• thermodynamics
• thermography
• ultrasound

• University Joseph Fourier, Grenoble, France

  Jean-Paul Boehler

• University of Oklahoma, Norman, USA

  Akhtar S. Khan

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