The main models (mixture laws, finite element methods, self-consistent methods) proposed to describe the stress–strain curve of a two-phase material from the stress–strain curves of its components have been considered. None of these models exactly describes the behaviour of the two-phase alloys (each phase equal vol.-%) studied (Cu–Ag and Cd–Zn).
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