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The surface micro-morphology transition of pearls induced by cerium Weilin Shi1,2, a, Yefei Jin2,b and Yao Ge1,c 1School of Environment Science and Engineer, Suzhou University of Sciences and Technology, Suzhou 215009, Jiangsu, P.
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More recent analytical models take into account the presence of defects and changes in the thickness of the wall [3], the anisotropy of the material [4] and more recently of strain-hardening materials with also not axisymmetric sections [5].
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Materials Material selection for specific design and application.
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