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A cohesive zone model which is energetically equivalent to a gradient-enhanced coupled damage-plasticity model
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    A cohesive zone model which is energetically equivalent to a gradient-enhanced coupled damage-plasticity model (English)
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    discontinuity surface
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    equivalent crack concept
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    cohesive law
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    enhanced continuum
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    localized damage zone
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