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Comparison of models for finite plasticity: A numerical study
<span title="2003-06-01">2003</span>
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We introduce a general framework for the numerical approximation of finite multiplicative plasticity. The method is based on a fully implicit discretization in time which results in an iteratively evaluated stress response; the arising nonlinear problem is then solved by a Newton method where the linear subproblems are solved with a parallel multigrid method. The procedure is applied to models with different elastic free energy functionals and a plastic flow rule of von Mises type. In addition
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... hese models are compared to a recently derived frame indifferent approximation of finite multiplicative plasticity valid for small elastic strains which leads to linear balance equations. Rate independent and rate dependent realizations of the former models are considered. We demonstrate by various 3D simulations that the choice of the elastic free energy is not essential (for material parameters representative for metals) and that the new model gives the same response quantitatively and qualitatively as the standard models.
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