Approche micromécanique de l’influence des trajets de déformations sur la limite de formabilité des aciers
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FRANZ, Gérald 
ABED-MERAIM, Farid BEN ZINEB, TarakBERVEILLER, MarcelAbstract
An elastic-plastic single-crystal behaviour based on a micromechanical description is formulated in large strains. Self-consistent model leads to macroscopic behaviour. This one is coupled with Rice criterion to predict the apparition of instabilities. FLD are plotted for monotonic or complex loadings. The results agree with experimental observations.
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