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A new approach for modelling slip lines in geological materials with cohesive models
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    A new approach for modelling slip lines in geological materials with cohesive models (English)
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    11 October 2010
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    meshfree methods
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    slip line
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    loss of hyperbolicity
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    traction-separation laws
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