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Type:	Book (edited)
Title:	Mathematics and mechanics of granular materials
Publisher:	Springer
Publisher Place:	The Netherlands
Issue Date:	2005
ISBN:	9781402037818
Editor:	Hill, J. Selvadurai, A.
Statement of Responsibility:	James M. Hill and A.P.S. Selvadurai
Contents:	Machine derived contents note: Mathematics and mechanics of granular materials by J.M. Hill and A.P.S. Selvadurai 1-9. The incremental response of soils. An investigation using a discrete-element model by F Alonso-Marroqufn and H.J. Herrmann 11-34. Initial response of a micro-polar hypoplastic material under plane shearing by E. Bauer 35-51. Some theoretical results about second-order work, uniqueness, existence and controllability independent of the constitutive equation by R. Chambon 53-61. Perturbation solutions for flow through symmetrical hoppers with inserts and asymmetrical wedge hoppers by G.M. Cox, S.W. McCue, N. Thamwattana and J.M. Hill 63-91. Micromechanical constitutive modelling of granular media: evolution and loss of contact in particle clusters by B.S. Gardiner and A. Tordesillas 93-106. A hyperbolic well-posed model for the flow of granular materials by D. Harris and E.E Grekova 107-135. Towards a theory of granular plasticity by S.C. Hendy 137-146. Formulation of non-standard dissipative behavior of geomaterials by M. Hjiaj, W. Huang, K. Krabbenh0ft and S.W. Sloan 147-165. Bifurcation analysis for shear localization in non-polar and micro-polar hypoplastic continua W. Huang, M. Hjiaj and S.W. Sloan 167-184. Large-strain dynamic cavity expansion in a granular material by V.A. Osinov 185-198. Generalised homogenisation procedures for granular materials by E. Pasternak and H.-B. Miihlhaus 199-229. Some fundamental aspects of the continuumization problem in granular media z, by J.F Peters 231-250. Compression and shear of a layer of granular material by A.J.M. Spencer 251-264. An assessment of plasticity theories for modeling the incrementally nonlinear behavior of granular soils by C. Tamagnini, F Calvetti and G. Viggiani 265-291. Incompressible granular flow from wedge-shaped hoppers by G.J. Weir 293-305. Micromechanic modeling and analysis of unsteady-state granular flow in a cylindrical hopper by H.P. Zhu and A.B. Yu 307-320.
Rights:	(c) 2005 Springer
DOI:	10.1007/1-4020-4183-7
Description (link):	http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/20714321
Published version:	http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-4183-7
Appears in Collections:	Aurora harvest Mathematical Sciences publications

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