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A two-parameter theory of failure is developed for materials for which the uniaxial compressive stress failure magnitude is less than that for uniaxial tension. The theory is compared with data for a closed cell foam material under combined shear and normal stresses. Although the theory shows the correct general behavior, it probably omits certain finer scale features seen in the data. A more refined theory is now being developed, along with further experimental data.
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