Hi there,

I am new to Finite element method. I would like to know if their are any books for implants, bones and their interaction.

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Any one can tell about the modelling of viscoelastic materials in ANSYS. In the modeeling how material properties can be given. Like I have material data in the form of Prony series parameter. If sone is having relaxation data how can that be fed to ANSYS model?

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