Porphyroblast rotation and strain localization: Debate settled!: COMMENT

Shear Localization due to Strain Softening in Side Pressed Cylinders

In this paper, shear localization due to strain softening in sidepressed cylinders, is inverstigated. Shear localization causes formation of macroscopic shear bands which can be obsserved in the metallographic cross-section. In this paper, for the first time a method is presented in which a simple two-slice model is used to study the formation of shear bands. The results obtained form this mode...

Editorial comment: The management debate continues!

In order to decrease the morbidity of inguinal lymph node staging among patients with invasive penile cancer (and negative inguinal examinations) risk adapted strategies are now commonly used to select candidates who are at low risk for inguinal microscopic dissemination based upon primary tumor histology and anatomic structure invaded. There appears to be consensus that factors associated with...

Shear Localization due to Strain Softening in Side Pressed Cylinders

In this paper, shear localization due to strain softening in sidepressed cylinders, is inverstigated. Shear localization causes formation of macroscopic shear bands which can be obsserved in the metallographic cross-section. In this paper, for the first time a method is presented in which a simple two-slice model is used to study the formation of shear bands. The results obtained form this mode...

On some problems in plastic instabilities and strain localization (Moderator's Comment)

Commentary and Debate Comment: Why We Love Our Children

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