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Time Dependent Mechanical Response of Engineering Ceramics

Volume 166

doi: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.166

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Computational Modeling of Ceramic Microstructure by MC and MD Aspect in Dynamics Authors: Hideaki Matsubara	1
Fast Fracture in Tempered Glass Authors: Kazuhiko Takahashi	9
High Temperature Impact Response of Silicon Nitride Ceramics Authors: J. Yuan, T. Shioya, N. Takeda	19
New Computer Simulation Method for Evaluation of Crack Growth Using Lennard-Jones Type Potential Function Authors: Z.Q. Wu, H. Serizawa, Hidekazu Murakawa	25
Elasticity and Plasticity in Indentation Problems Authors: Mototsugu Sakai, Shinji Shimizu, Takashi Ishikawa	33
Pastic Deformation of Brittle Materials Authors: Michael Swain	41
Fatigue and Lifetime of Biomechanical Ceramics Authors: Brian R. Lawn, I.M. Peterson, Yeon Gil Jung	47
Fracture of SIC Fiber-Reinforced Glass Composites Authors: Dong Won Shin, Kwang Jin Kim	49
Creep Behaviour at High Temperatures of Fine SiC and Alumina Based Fibres Authors: Marie Helene Berger, A.R. Bunsell	57
Physics of the Brittle-Ductile Transition in Glasses and Glass-Containing Ceramics: Time and Temperature Incidences Authors: Tanguy Rouxel, M. Buisson	65

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