Non Local Damage Enhanced Mfh For Multiscale Simulations Of Composites

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Non-local damage-enhanced MFH for multiscale simulations of composites

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Descripción: XII SEM International Conference & Exposition on Experimental and Applied Mechanics

Autor(es): Wu, Ling - Noels, Ludovic - Adam, Laurent - Doghri, Issam -

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Idioma: English -

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Relación: [References] Proceedings of the XII SEM International Conference & Exposition on Experimental and Applied Mechanics

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