Abstract

The paper presents incremental minimization principles for the broad class of standard dissipative materials at finite strains. Starting with a minimization principle for the local constitutive material response we define a minimization problem for the incremental boundaryvalue problem of standard dissipative solids. The existence of this principle allows the determination of micro-structure developments in non-stable dissipative materials based on a convexification analysis. Finally, we propose a minimization principle for the boundary-value problem of homogenization in heterogeneous microstructures.

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