. "Current state and historical evolution of theoretical strength calculations is presented as a brief overview completed by a database of selected theoretical and experimental results. Principles of a sophisticated analysis of mechanical stability of crystals are elucidated by means of a schematic example. Stability conditions and Jacobian matrixes are presented for selected crystalline symmetries and deformation paths. The importance of this analysis for understanding micromechanics of fracture is shown on the background of the influence of crystal defects. Differences between theoretical and experimental TS values are discussed and some challenging tasks are outlined for the near future." . "Journal of Computer-Aided Materials Design" . "US - Spojen\u00E9 st\u00E1ty americk\u00E9" . . "28"^^ . "[7B5919795BD6]" . . "RIV/00216305:26210/04:PU47268" . "Calculations of Theoretical Strength: State of the Art and History."@en . "556747" . . . . . . "4"^^ . "Calculations of Theoretical Strength: State of the Art and History." . "P(GA202/03/1351), P(IAA1041302), P(OC 523.90), V, Z(AV0Z2041904), Z(MSM 262100002)" . "\u010Cern\u00FD, Miroslav" . "3"^^ . . "Pokluda, Jaroslav" . . . . "11" . "1" . "RIV/00216305:26210/04:PU47268!RIV11-MSM-26210___" . "0928-1045" . "theoretical strength, analysis of mechanical stability, stability conditions, Jacobian matrixes, deformation paths,"@en . . . . . . "\u0160ob, Mojm\u00EDr" . . . "Calculations of Theoretical Strength: State of the Art and History."@en . . "26210" . . . . "Calculations of Theoretical Strength: State of the Art and History." . . "Current state and historical evolution of theoretical strength calculations is presented as a brief overview completed by a database of selected theoretical and experimental results. Principles of a sophisticated analysis of mechanical stability of crystals are elucidated by means of a schematic example. Stability conditions and Jacobian matrixes are presented for selected crystalline symmetries and deformation paths. The importance of this analysis for understanding micromechanics of fracture is shown on the background of the influence of crystal defects. Differences between theoretical and experimental TS values are discussed and some challenging tasks are outlined for the near future."@en . . "\u0160andera, Pavel" .