Abstract
The paper presents a theoretical research of the shock-induced deformation and fracture of Ni3Al alloy specimens depending on the type of its stress-strain curves. The modeling of deformation is based on a combination of the approaches of continuum mechanics and dislocation kinetics. The complex model is numerically implemented in a software system RANET-3.
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