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An experimental and theoretical study on the effect of strain rate on ductile damage
Simulation of fracture in ductile materials is a challenging problem, since it typically occurs at length scales that are orders of magnitude smaller than that of the structures in which the fracture is occurring and, hence, difficult to resolve . One approach is to avoid modelling the micro-mechani...
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Blast Impact and Survivability Research Unit
2016
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