Key Engineering Materials

Paper Title	Page
Statistical and Stochastic Description of Microvoid Evolution Observed in Dynamic Failure of Ductile Materials Authors: Zhu Ping Huang, H.L. Li	1
Plastic Spin and Evolution of an Anisotropic Yield Condition Authors: H.P. Truong Qui, Horst Lippmann	13
Finite Element Modeling of Deformation Behavior of Foaming Glass Authors: Kazunari Shinagawa, Tsutommu Kaneko, M. Nakashima, Y. Hirashima	23
Multiple Strata Cyclic Plasticity Model for Polycrystalline Metal Authors: Yoichi Obataya, Takaya Kato	29
Study on Elasto-Viscoplastic Constitutive Equation of Volcanic Cohesive Soils Authors: Hong Jian Liao, Z. Yang, X.Y. Gao, M. Akaishi	35
New Constitutive Models for Concrete: Plastic Hardening and Post-Failure Damage Models Authors: Fu Hui Wang, S.C. Fan, S. Teng	41
Influences of Strain Rate and Temperature Variation on Material Intrinsic Length of Plasticity Strain Gradient Theory Authors: Ya-Pu Zhao, T.X. Yu	47
A Homogenization Method for Analysis of Heterogeneous Cosserat Materials Authors: Xi Yuan, Yoshihiro Tomita	53
Ductile Shear Fracture Mechanics Authors: A.G. Atkins	59
Rapid Propagation of a Mode I Crack in an Elastic-Viscoplastic Medium with Loading and Unloading Processes Authors: Meng Lu, Yiu Wing Mai	69

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