A modular tooling set-up for incremental sheet forming (ISF) with subsequent stress-relief annealing under partial constraints

A modular tooling set-up for incremental sheet forming (ISF) with subsequent stress-relief annealing under partial constraints
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10.1063/1.5008090
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2017-10
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F. Maqbool;M. Bambach
F. Maqbool;M. Bambach
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