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High-resolution Hi-C profiling of human breast tissues using an optimized protocol for clinical samples. [PDF]

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Choppavarapu L, Fang K, Eacker S, Langford K, Rader JS, Jin VX.   +5 more
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Modeling dynamic fragmentation of heterogeneous brittle materials

International Journal of Impact Engineering, 2017
Abstract Extreme high-rate loading of structural materials triggers a complex process of fragmentation involving probabilistic, energetic and mechanical aspects. One-dimensional modeling approaches based on elastodynamics have been successfully used to predict strain-rate dependence of average fragment-size. However, the ability of such approaches to
Lori Graham-Brady, Nitin Daphalapurkar, David Cereceda   +2 more
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Dimensional effects in dynamic fragmentation of brittle materials

Physical Review E, 2005
It has been shown previously that dynamic fragmentation of brittle D -dimensional objects in a D -dimensional space gives rise to a power-law contribution to the fragment-size distribution with a universal scaling exponent 2-1/D . We demonstrate that in fragmentation of two-dimensional brittle objects in three-dimensional space, an additional ...
J A Åström, J Timonen
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Disorder effects in dynamic fragmentation of brittle materials

Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids, 2003
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K -S Kim, V B Shenoy
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Continuum modelling of dynamic behaviour and fragmentation of quasi-brittle materials: application to rock fragmentation by blasting

International Journal for Numerical and Analytical Methods in Geomechanics, 2005
Summary: Fragmentation plays an important role in a wide variety of industrial processes such as blasting, demolition, crushing, cutting, etc., in which one desires to cause fragmentation in the most efficient and controlled manner. Nevertheless, a consistent theoretical description of this process is not yet available.
Rouabhi, Ahmed, Tijani, Michel, Mozer, P., Goetz, Damien   +3 more
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Fragmentation of brittle materials at high rates of loading

Journal of Materials Science, 1991
Experiments involving the fragmentation of SiC during both quasistatic and high-rate compressive loading are described. Measured fragment size distributions are considered in terms of current ideas regarding high strain rate damage and microfracture.
J Lankford
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Dynamic fragmentation of brittle materials: analytical mechanics-based models

Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids, 2001
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W J Drugan
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Explosive fragmentation of brittle granular materials

Engineering Fracture Mechanics
Kun Xue
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