Atomistic insights into dislocation-based mechanisms of void growth and coalescence
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- Growth of an initially sharp crack by grain boundary cavitation
- Material Failure by Void Growth to Coalescence
- Mechanical Behavior of Materials
- Mechanical Behavior of Materials
- The growth and coalescence of ellipsoidal voids in plane strain under combined shear and tension
- The modified Gurson model accounting for the void size effect
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- A numerical study of void coalescence and fracture in nonlinear elasticity
- Void growth to coalescence in a non-local material
- Role of the defect core in energetics of vacancies
- Prediction of forming limits for porous materials using void-size dependent model and bifurcation approach
- Localization and macroscopic instability in nanoporous metals
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