under the constant stress increment ratio (CSIR) stress path
some soil-structure interfaces have the mechanical properties of strain softening and shear dilatation. Based on generalized potential theory
an elastoplastic model for soil-structure interface under the CSIR stress path is proposed. In the model
soil-structure interface problem is regard as a two-dimensional mathematical question in stress field; normal stress and tangential stress are taken as two potential functions respectively
and plastic state equations are used to replace the traditional yield surface. Relation curves of normal stress and normal strain in axial compression tests is described by an exponential function; and relation curves of stress ratio and tangential strain in simple shear test is simulated by a complex exponential function. Then
another complex exponential function is presented to express normal dilatancy and tangential strain relation curves. Furthermore
the model undetermined coefficient expressions are got by the differential of above fitting functions. Finally
the model prediction results have been compared with experimental data; and the results show that the model is reasonable and practical