Rate-Dependent Cohesive Zone Modeling of Unstable Crack Growth in an Epoxy Adhesive

Rate-Dependent Cohesive Zone Modeling of Unstable Crack Growth in an Epoxy Adhesive
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10.1080/15376490802540556
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发表时间:
2005-01
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2.8
通讯作者:
Dhaval P. Makhecha;R. Kapania;E. Johnson;D. Dillard;G. Jacob;J. M. Starbuck
Dhaval P. Makhecha;R. Kapania;E. Johnson;D. Dillard;G. Jacob;J. M. Starbuck
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材料科学3区
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作者:
Dhaval P. Makhecha;R. Kapania;E. Johnson;D. Dillard;G. Jacob;J. M. Starbuck

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