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Dynamic Deformation Effects During Compression and Drain of Asymptotically Thin Perfectly Rigid Plastic Spherical Layer

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The present article deals with a solution of an analogue of the Prandtl problem on compression and drain (spreading) of a perfectly rigid plastic material in an asymptotically thin spherical layer by taking into account inertial effects. Various compression modes that characterize the transition from a quasistatic process to a dynamic one are considered.

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Shabaikin, R.R. Dynamic Deformation Effects During Compression and Drain of Asymptotically Thin Perfectly Rigid Plastic Spherical Layer. Mech. Solids 55, 172–176 (2020). https://doi.org/10.3103/S0025654420020168

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