
The subloading surface model is capable of rigorously describing the friction phenomenon between solids. In addition, it provides high efficiency in numerical calculation since the stress is attracted automatically to the yield surface. The model possesses the high capability of describing uniformly and rigorously the elastoplastic deformation and interaction of solids. This fact is analyzed and deliberated in this article.
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