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Three-Dimensional Problems of Thermoviscoplasticity: Focus on Ukrainian Research (Review)

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Methods and results of studying the three-dimensional viscoplastic stress–strain state of engineering structures under thermomechanical loading are presented. The following classes of thermoviscoelastic problems are considered: axisymmetric problems, nonaxisymmetric problems for bodies of revolution, three-dimensional problems for arbitrarily shaped bodies, three-dimensional problems for isotropic and anisotropic bodies of revolution

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Shevchenko, Y.N., Savchenko, V.G. Three-Dimensional Problems of Thermoviscoplasticity: Focus on Ukrainian Research (Review). Int Appl Mech 52, 217–271 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10778-016-0749-3

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