Resources for Creating Constitutive Equations

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The process of constructing new constitutive equations is a tricky task for two main reasons. First, there is no list of known constitutive relations so you could just be reinventing the wheel. Second, there are many assumptions that need to be made and verified. To overcome these challenge I would like us to post books or articles that either contain constitutive equations or have helped to develop new constitutive equations.

Rules
1. Only one reference per post (of course you can make multiple posts)
2. List what constitutive equations are found in the reference
3. List what new constitutive equations you developed by using the reference and how the reference helped you develop the new constitutive equation

 

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. Reference:Kanninen, M.F., 1985. Constitutive equations for the deformation of soils and rocks. Berlin, Germany: Springer-Verlag.Constitutive equations found in reference: This book provides a comprehensive overview of constitutive relations for soils and rocks, including Mohr-Coulomb, Hoek-Brown, Drucker-Prager, Cam Clay, and others. New constitutive equations developed with the reference: Using this reference, I was able to develop a new version of the Mohr-Coulomb model that incorporates strain-hardening effects. The reference provided the necessary equations and theoretical basis for incorporating strain-hardening into the Mohr-Coulomb model.