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Shape memory and pseudoelasticity provide a paradigma of thermomechanical interaction in a solid. In a schematic manner we describe some observed properties of shape memory alloys and we proceed to simulate them by a structural model. The exploitation of the properties of the model uses simple ideas from statistical mechanics and from the theory of activated processes.
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Müller, I.: Pseudoelasticity in Shape Memory Alloys — An extreme Case of Thermoelasticity. IMA preprint No. 169, July 1985. Also: Proc. Convegno Termoelasticitá, Rome, May 1985
Achenbach, M.: Ein Modell zur Simulation des Last-Verformungs-Temperatur-verhaltens von Legierungen mit Formerinnerungsvermögen. Dissertation, Technische Universität Berlin (1986)
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Müller, I. (1988). Description and Simulation of Shape Memory. In: Axelrad, D.R., Muschik, W. (eds) Constitutive Laws and Microstructure. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-83303-8_4
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