Abstract
The deformation theory of dilating geological materials is based on the non-associated law of plasticity. One of its drawbacks is the difficulty to find localization bands and strong discontinuities, at which stress and displacement fields are changing. Corresponding jump conditions are formulated. Examples of solutions are given (shear band in a plane plastic flow, radial flow of material out of an axisymmetric silo).
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