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ABAQUS Cohesive Elements

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EM 388F Term Paper: Interface Fracture – Analysis and Numerical Assessment of SAM-SAM Fracture with ABAQUS

Submitted by Masayuki Wakamatsu on Mon, 2008-04-07 15:30.
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