Forensic Science Evaluation of Fracture Analysis using FEM Analysis

Forensic Science Evaluation of Fracture Analysis using FEM Analysis
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使用 FEM 分析对断裂分析进行法医科学评估

DOI:
10.11395/jjsem.18.278
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发表时间:
2019
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Journal of the Japanese Society for Experimental Mechanics
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松原知貴,伊藤安海,福岡達也,山田隆一,鍵山善之,根本哲也
松原知貴,伊藤安海,福岡達也,山田隆一,鍵山善之,根本哲也
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Kubota;H;J. Matsumoto;M. Zaiki;M. Ishii;R. Kumazawa;H. Fudeyasu;T. Mikami;J.-I. Hamada;T. Inoue;S. Kobayashi;H. Yamamoto;and I. Akasaka;松原知貴,伊藤安海,福岡達也,山田隆一,鍵山善之,根本哲也

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