Abbreviation on material properties help -- what is h_ET, h_h, vP, V epspkt?

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The discussion focuses on the abbreviations related to material properties, specifically for material A, which has an E-modulus of 2000 MPa and a yield stress of 50 MPa. The terms h_ET (99), h_h (200), vP (20), and V epspkt (0.99) are parameters used in constructing material characteristic curves for linear elastic, elastic plastic, and viscoplastic models. Clarification is sought regarding the units of these parameters and their symbolic representations, particularly whether "h" refers to the Greek eta (η) for viscosity and "v" to the Greek nu (ν) for Poisson's ratio.

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material A:
E-modul:2000
yield stress:50MPa
h_ET:99
h_h:200
vP:20
V epspkt:0.99
parameter used for material characteristic curve n building of material model - (linear elastic, elastic plastic and viscoplastic model)
can someone explain to me what is h_ET, h_h, vP, V epspkt?
 
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From the look of "epspkt" this is probably not in English. Can you provide units where there are any, e.g. is "E-modul" 2000 MPa? Is h the letter h or the Greek eta (η), a common symbol for viscosity? Is v the letter v or the Greek nu (ν), a symbol for (among other things) Poisson's ratio?
 

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