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Publication date: 17 January 2002
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continuum damage mechanicsadaptive mesh refinementductile fracturea posteriori error estimatorsfailure criteriaNewton-Raphson iterative proceduredamaged elasto-plastic materialstwo-parameter stress update algorithm
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