Models for the Strength of Ductile Matrix Composites

Gang Bao; Francesco Genna; John W. Hutchinson; Robert M. McMeeking

doi:10.1557/proc-194-3

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Numerical results have been obtained for the plastic flow of a metal matrix composite material reinforced by rigid spheres, cylinders and ellipsoids. Align

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