Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids 1991: Vol 39 Table of Contents

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JOURNAL OF THE
MECHANICS AND PHYSICS
OF SOLIDS
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
J. R. WiLLIS
Bath University
School of Mathematics
Volume 39 (1991)
Title Section, Volume Contents and Author Index
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 39
Number 1
S. Basi, T. G. RoGers and Hygrothermoelastic analysis of anisotropic
A. J. M. SPENCER inhomogeneous and laminated plates
A. M. AL-ANi and J.W . HANCOCK 3 J-dominance of short cracks in tension and
bending
P. PoNTE CASTANEDA The effective mechanical properties of nonlinear
isotropic composites
J.R. WILLIs 3 On methods for bounding the overall properties
of nonlinear composites
S. Govinpjce and J. Simo A micro-mechanically based continuurn damage
model for carbon black-filled rubbers incor-
porating Mullins’ effect
L. Ni and S. NEMAT-NASSER 3 Interface cracks in anisotropic dissimilar
materials: an analytic solution
Comparison between analytical and numerical
calculations of liquid impact on elastic-plastic
solid
Number 2
H. Gao ; Crack interaction with 3-D dislocation loops
D. G. Harvow and S. L. PHOENIXx 3 Approximatifoorn tsh e strength distribution and
size effect in an idealized lattice model of material
breakdown
J. W. RupDnick! Boundary layer analysis of plane strain shear
cracks propagating steadily on an impermeable
plane in an elastic diffusive solid
Y. Huana, J. W. HUTCHINSON 23 Cavitation instabilities in elastic-plastic solids
and V. TVERGAARD
1V Volume contents
Y. TiRUPATAIAH and 243 A dynamic indentation technique for the
G. SUNDARARAJAN characterization of the high strain rate plastic
flow behaviour of ductile metals and alloys
Y. YANG and A. N. Norris Shear wave scattering from a debonded fibre
R. Hit A theoretical perspective on in-plane forming of
sheet metal
Announcement
Number3
N. AraAvas and S. M. SHARMA An elastoplastic analysis of the interface crack
with contact zones
S. V. HARREN The finite deformation of rate-dependent poly-
crystals—lI. A self-consistent framework
S. V. HARREN The finite deformation of rate-dependent poly-
crystals—I1. A comparison of the self-consistent
and Taylor methods
A. T. ZEHNDER and On the temperature distribution at the vicinity of
A. J. RosAKIs dynamically propagating cracks in 4340 steel
T. C. Lowe and J. Lipkin Analysis of axial deformation response during
reverse shear
Announcement
Number 4
Stress concentration at slightly undulating
surfaces
The effects of shear constraints on the lattice
rotation of FCC crystals in (011) channel-die
compression
The debonding of elastic inclusions and
inhomogeneities
Q. P. Sun, K. C. HWANG A micromechanics constitutive model of
and S. W. Yu transformation plasticity with shear and
dilatation effect
V. Nesi and G. W. MILTON Polycrystalline configurations that maximize
electrical resistivity
Volume contents V
D. J. STEIGMANN 543 Analysis of a theory of elasticity for masonry
solids
Z.-Z. Du and J. W. HANCocK 555 The effect of non-singular stresses on crack-tip
constraint
Number 5
B. Loret and O. HARIRECHE Acceleration waves, flutter instabilities and
stationary discontinuities in inelastic porous
media
V.C. Li, Y. WANG and A micromechanical model of tension-softening
S. BACKER and bridging toughening of short random fiber
reinforced brittle matrix composites
B. J. Lee and M. E. MeEar Effect of inclusion shape on the stiffness of
nonlinear two-phase composites
P. H. DLUZEwsk! Crystal orientation spaces and remarks on the
modelling of polycrystal anisotropy
R. Lipton On the behavior of elastic composites with
transverse isotropic symmetry
X. Denc and A. J. Rosakis Dynamic crack propagation in elastic-perfectly
plastic solids under plane stress conditions
Announcement
Number 6
N. Fares and G. J. Dvorak Large elastic-plastic deformations of fibrous
metal matrix composites
Thermoelastic properties of particulate
composites with imperfect interface
V. TVERGAARD and Effect of plastic spin on localization predictions
E. VAN DER GIESSEN for a porous ductile material
R. D. James and S. J. Spector The formation of filamentary voids in solids
A. F. Bower and M. Ortiz A three-dimensional analysis of crack trapping
and bridging by tough particles
Volume contents
Number 7
L. C. Brinson and W. G. KNAuss Thermorheologically complex behavior of multi-
phase viscoelastic materials
G. W. Hunt and Localized buckling in long axially-loaded
E. Lucena Neto cylindrical shells
X.-Y. CHEN and W. J. DRUGAN Plane strain elastic-ideally plastic crack fields for
Mode I quasistatic growth at large-scale
yielding—II. Global analytical solutions for
finite geometries
Y. Benveniste, G. J. Dvorak On diagonal and elastic symmetry of the approxi-
and T. CHEN mate effective stiffness tensor of heterogeneous
media
X. Liu and M. MARDER The energy of a steady-state crack in a strip
A. G. Varias, Z. Suo and Ductile failure of a constrained metal foil
C. F. Sun
Announcements
Number 8
N. P. O’Dowp and Family of crack-tip fields characterized by a
C. F. SHtn triaxiality parameter—I. Structure off ields
D. Xinc, Y. L. BAI, On post-instability processes in adiabatic shear in
C. M. CHENG and X. L. HUANG hot rolled steel
S. M. SHARMA and N. ARAVAS Determination of higher-order terms in
asymptotic elastoplastic crack tip solutions
A. AGAH-TEHRANI Micro- and macrobifurcation of fibrous metal
and S. GUNAWARDENA matrix composites under uniaxial compression
Announcement
Index to Volume 39