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Local water slamming impact on sandwich composite hulls
Recently we analyzed water-slamming impacts on sandwich composite hulls. Water slamming impact problems are very interesting problems involving fluid-structure interactions. A link to our paper and the abstract are given below. I hope that you will find the paper interesting. Please feel free to write your comments below.
Kaushik Das and Romesh C. Batra, Local water slamming impact on sandwich composite hulls, Journal of Fluids and Structures, Volume 27, Issue 4, May 2011, Pages 523-551
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Stretchable thin film transistors on mechanically graded elastomeric substrate
We have manufactured stretchable thin-film transistors and interconnects directly onto an engineered silicone matrix with localized and graded mechanical compliance. The fabrication only involves planar and standard processing. Brittle active device materials are patterned on non
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is fracture mechanics fake science?
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Whitesides on how to write a paper to communicate your research
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