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The Effect of the Traction Separation Law on the Results of Cohesive Zone Crack Propagation Analyses

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 251-252)

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Ingo Scheider, Wolfgang Brocks

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Cohesive Model, Crack Propagation Analysis, Ductile Failure, Traction-Separation Law, Transferability

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