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On the applicability of cross-anisotropic elasticity to granular materials at very small strains

Kuwano et al., 2002

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3651650439479349744
Author
Kuwano R
Jardine R
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Géotechnique

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The paper examines the validity of assuming that granular material behaviour can be considered as cross-anisotropic, linear elastic, within a kinematic 'kernel'yield surface that is dragged through stress space with the current effective stress point. Data from more than …
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