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where τ m is the maximum tangential stress, and the function ψ(τ i , τ m ) is set by the
formula
ψ(τ i , τ m ) =
f (τ i ) − mτ m
1 − m
, (m − const),
(22.7)
since the conditions (22.6)–(22.7) and (22.2) are identical. The function ψ defined
by formula (22.7) will be called a generalized function of elastic softening.
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