Description of second-order effects within the framework of endochronic inelasticity for large deformations

摘要

The history of origination and development of the endochronic approach is briefly described. The Novozhilov-Kadashevich version of the flow theory is used to write the constitutive relations of endochronic type and to present a method for their generalization to the domain of large deformations and rotations. Several examples of qualitative description of inelastic second-order effects are demonstrated. It is also noted that, within the framework of geometrically linear theories of phenomenological-type inelasticity, such effects cannot be explained theoretically from unified positions.