Recent content by yaronben

first i would like to thank you for the comments its encouraging. my interest is in plastic deformation metals for example (aluminum, iron). it seems to me that both:solid and fluid mechanics relies on the same principal, the principal of continuum mechanics, and yet the ideas and work done...

from the "fluid dynamics" point of view you probably right but: continuum mechanics states that "neighbours material cells/atom/molecolus" remain "neighbours" my claim is that plastic deformation take place only when there is relative motion between neighbours meaning continuum does not hold in...

Hi, In my research i am trying to develop a new model for plastic deformation, and i suspect there is a strong similarity between plasticity and turbulent flow !. My question is: if there is workd done trying to apply Reynolds decomposition (Reynolds Stress) to the governing equations...