Another model of it relies on summing over a series of discrete elements, each with a switch-off and switch-on threshold.
One model of this phenomenon was modified by Baber by adding degradation functions, and that model states that this phenomenon becomes "pinched" near the middle of a member. Another model of it relies on summing over a series of discrete elements, each with a switch-off and switch-on threshold. In elastic systems, this phenomenon manifests itself as a need for more force for a given amount of distension during a loading phase than an unloading phase. Those aforementioned models are the Bouc-Wen and Preisach models, and a more famous example of this phenomenon has an offset value known as the remnance and occurs in ferromagnetic systems, where the graph of magnetic field strength versus magnetization forms a loop. For 10 points, name this phenomenon in which a lag in a material occurs between the application and removal of an external force or field.
One model of this phenomenon was modified by Baber by adding degradation functions, and that model states that this phenomenon becomes "pinched" near the middle of a member.
{Hysteresis}