Implementation of Incremental Yield Condition for Continual Problems with Singularity

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The limit elastic state of an infinitely large half-plane under the action of concentrated vertical and horizontal forces has been considered. The gradient yield condition specifying the elasto-plastic material yielding initial moment at non-uniform stress state is used as the limit state criterion. The analytical expressions allowing to interpret the result in the singular point have been derived.

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