The Hencky strain is an appropriate measure for large deformation where principal directions of strains rotate. In this study, the equivalent strain in large simple shear deformation is re-examined using the Hencky strain. When the amount of simple shear is γ, the equivalent strain of the Hencky strain becomes a logarithmic function of γ, which is the same as the result given by Eichinger [Festigkeitstheoretische untersuchungen, in Handbuch der Werkstoffprüfung, E. Siebel, ed., 2nd ed., Springer, Berlin, 1955, p.715].
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