Abstract
In this paper, a recursion formula is given for the integer power of a second-order tensor in 3D Euclidean space. It can be used in constitutive modelling for approximating failure or yield surfaces with corners, and it is demonstrated for the case of Rankine failure criterion. Removing corners provides clear advantages in computational plasticity. We discuss the consequences of the approximation errors for failure analyses of brittle and quasi-brittlematerials.
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