0410417 20240103182212.720060210235959.9 Berlin Springer 2000 19 s. 45-63BungartzH.HoppeR.ZengerC. cav_un_auth*0101187 Roubíček Tomáš UTIA-B Department of Decision Making Theory Ústav teorie informace a automatizace AV ČR, v. v. i. 12A AV0Z1075907 This contribution surveys models for evolution of twinning and inelastic response of crystallic materials due to martensitic phase transformations. Then a focus is devoted to a mesoscopical evolution model in a scalar situation based on a simple 2nd-order evolution variational inequality. A rate-independent dissipation mechanism is involved and shown by computer experiments to make possible a modelling of inelastic response of crystallic materials like shape-memory effects. cav_un_auth*0212692 Workshop on Applied Mathematics Munich DE 09.06.1999 BA MTR http://hdl.handle.net/11104/0130506 UTIA-B 20000133 2000 2000 Berlin Springer Lectures on Applied Mathematics 45 63 Bungartz H. 340 Hoppe R. 340 Zenger C. 340