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Comparison between Experimental Stiffness Changes and Crack-Thickness-Dependent Predictions on a 1D SiC-SiC Composite

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 127-131)

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1061-1068

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.127-131.1061

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November 1996

Authors:

J.-M. Morvan, S. Baste

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Anisotropic Damage, Crack Opening Displacement, Microcracking

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