Time-dependent mechanical strength of oriented media.
Time dependent theory of mechanical strength of homogeneous and partially oriented and stressed media based on microscopic molecular structure
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Time dependent theory of mechanical strength of homogeneous and partially oriented and stressed media based on microscopic molecular structure
Boundary value problems for spherically isotropic elastic media solved in terms of infinite series
Reformation processes effect on stress-time-to- fracture behavior of solids, considering governing differential equation
Time dependent mechanical strength of fully oriented solids
Mechanical properties of high polymer solid in terms of microbehavior as result of deformation and orientation, expressing anisotropic relaxation function as time dependent function
Internal fracture of spheroids caused by focusing explosive waves
Reformation processes effect on stress time-to- fracture behavior of solids
Anisotropic relaxation functions and strength of oriented solids
Time dependent nature of mechanical breakdown of oriented and stressed solids
Internal fracture of solids analyzing initiation by converging tensile pulses in prolate spheroid and crack propagation in infinite solid
Internal fracture caused by focusing of explosive waves
Initiation and propagation of internal fracture in solids
Stress analysis of anisotropic viscoelastic cylindrical shell