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Title: Investigation of ground shock effects in nonlinear hysteretic media. Report 3, a note on the plane waves of pressure and shear in a half-space of hysteretic material
Authors: United States. Defense Atomic Support Agency.
Matthews, Alva T.
Bleich, H. H. (Hans H.)
Keywords: One-dimensional wave propagation
Hysteretic materials
Mathematical models
Uniqueness
Shock waves
Soils
Soil mechanics
Ground shock
Publisher: U.S. Army Engineer Waterways Experiment Station.
Engineer Research and Development Center (U.S.)
Description: Contract Report
Abstract: The problem of one dimensional plane wave propagation is considered in isotropic, nonlinear, hysteretic materials. Solutions for surface loads of step pressure and/or shear, in cases of loading or unloading are studied, and the presence of shocks and regions of continuous stress change are discussed. The mathematical models used are a generalization of conventional elastic models. The moduli K are assumed to be functions of the stress invariant J₁, and the moduli G are functions of both J₁ and the stress deviators. Different expressions for K and G are used during loading and unloading, leading to energy loss through hysteresis.
Rights: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11681/20516
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