A micromechanics finite-strain constitutive model of fibrous tissue
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(18)- Fundamental Aspects in Modelling the Constitutive Behaviour of Fibered Soft Tissues
- Multi-scale modelling of arterial tissue: linking networks of fibres to continua
- A stochastic-structurally based three dimensional finite-strain damage model for fibrous soft tissue
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- Modeling the collagen fibril network of biological tissues as a nonlinearly elastic material using a continuous volume fraction distribution function
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