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TOSHIO MURA
TOSHIO MURA
Pages 198-203
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. Although militarism prevailed during this period, students in imperial high schools felt a traditionally observed liberal atmosphere there.
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As a graduate student, Mura also began his teaching career as a mathematics professor at Meiji University, where he met and worked with his lifelong friend, Nobuo Kinoshita. Their joint paper, "On the Boundary Value Problem of Elasticity," which was published during his tenure at Meiji University (1956)
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The dislocation density and flux tensors were applied to continuum plasticity theory. Believing that a stress appearing within the framework of continuum plasticity was the sum of external and dislocation stresses, Mura published a series of papers, in the late 1960s, along these lines that emphasized the distribution and stress of dislocations (1967, 1968)
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In 1992 he received the Materials and Mechanics Award from the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers, for his contributions to modeling in applied mechanics. In 1998 he was awarded the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Neck Ribbon by Emperor Akihito, Japan.
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Mori published in Micromechanics and Inhomogeneity: The Toshio Mura 65th Anniversary Volume by G.J.
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