Abstract
We present two examples of dynamic elastic-plastic behavior in which the material undergoes infinitely many transitions in a finite time period. In the first example, a dynamic oscillator is excited by a pathological force varying as $t\sin ( t^{ - 1} )$. In the second, a pathological force is constructed in such a manner that the oscillator undergoes elastic-plastic transition at times determined by the Cantor set.
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