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The following pages link to Thermodynamically consistent modelling of abrasive granular materials. I Non–equilibrium theory (Q4803995):

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• Ultrasound propagation in cancellous bone (Q363087) (← links)
• On the equilibrium response of different modeling approaches for the porosity variation in dry granular matter (Q407649) (← links)
• A \(k\)-\(\varepsilon\) turbulence closure model of an isothermal dry granular dense matter (Q510656) (← links)
• Rapid dry granular flows down an incline: a constitutive theory with an independent kinematic internal length (Q726176) (← links)
• Classical results for a non-classical theory: Remarks on thermodynamic relations in Green-Naghdi thermo-hyperelasticity (Q1018454) (← links)
• Microcontinuum derivation of Goodman-Cowin theory for granular materials (Q1018490) (← links)
• A variational principle for the revised Goodman-Cowin theory with internal length (Q1020260) (← links)
• Thermodynamically consistent modeling of granular-fluid mixtures incorporating pore pressure evolution and hypoplastic behavior (Q2359117) (← links)
• A thermo-mechanical continuum theory with internal length for cohesionless granular materials. I: A class of constitutive models. (Q2501877) (← links)
• A thermo-mechanical continuum theory with internal length for cohesionless granular materials. II: Non-equilibrium postulates and numerical simulations of simple shear, plane Poiseuille and gravity driven problems. (Q2501878) (← links)
• Constitutive modeling of multiphase flows with moving interfaces and contact line (Q2629158) (← links)
• Stability of wall bounded, shear flows of dense granular materials: the role of the Couette gap, the wall velocity and the initial concentration (Q2814882) (← links)
• Rheological characteristics of solid-fluid transition in dry granular dense flows: A thermodynamically consistent constitutive model with a pressure-ratio order parameter (Q2854883) (← links)
• A two-phase thermomechanical theory for granular suspensions (Q5360550) (← links)
• Tortuosity and objective relative accelerations in the theory of porous materials (Q5422941) (← links)