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ANISOTROPIC UNDRAINED STRESS-STRAIN BEHAVIOR OF CLAYS
Jean Herve Prevost
Civil & Environmental Engineering
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Clay
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Stress-strain
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Yield Surface
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Inviscid
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Model Prediction
50%
Analytical Model
50%
Shear Modulus
50%
Kinematics
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Elastoplastic
50%
Path Dependence
50%
Undrained Loading
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Saturated Clay
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Loading Conditions
50%
Simple Shear
50%
Triaxial
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Dependent Stress
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Strength Properties
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Material Behavior
50%
Relative Configuration
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Loading History
50%
Complex Loading Paths
50%
Stress Space
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Stress Anisotropy
50%
Conventional Triaxial Test
50%
Plane Strain Shear
50%
Stress-strain-strength
50%
Engineering
Anisotropic
100%
Stress-Strain Relations
100%
Yield Surface
100%
Analytical Model
50%
Model Prediction
50%
Model Parameter
50%
Test Result
50%
Loading Condition
50%
Plane Strain
50%
Simple Shear
50%
Material Behavior
50%
Loading Path
50%
Induced Stress
50%
Modulus of Shear
50%
Loading History
50%
Stress Space
50%
Anisotropy
50%