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· The hydrostatic component of the principal stress tensor has equal stress values on the diagonal. · The reduced stresses acting on a material element are the difference between the hydrostatic and the principal stresses. · Plastic deformation (yielding) begins when the resolved shear stress on a particular plane becomes larger than some critical value, τcr . · In a continuum the plane of maximum shear stress is at 45 degrees to the 1,3 axes. The maximum resolved shear stress is then: τres = (σ1- σ3)/2. · Slip (plastic deformation) will occur on this plane if: τres > τcr
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