Abstract
For a general class of constitutive equations of plastic strain rates, which are normal to the loading surface in strain space, it is shown that for associated pressure-dependent plasticity the elastic-plastic moduli are nonsymmetric. The asymmetry is shown to be incompatible with the consequences of a work assumption due to Naghdi and Trapp.
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