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    Competing Failure Mechanisms in Metal Matrix Composites and Their Effects On Fracture Toughness

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    This document provides a summary and citation for a research article published in 2019 that examines competing failure mechanisms in metal matrix composites and their effects on fracture toughness. The article has 3 authors from Dartmouth College, the Tubular Goods Research Institute of CNPC, and the Army Research Laboratory. It also lists some related projects by the authors on fatigue failure and dynamic behavior of materials.

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    Competing Failure Mechanisms in Metal Matrix Composites and Their Effects on Fracture
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    Article · February 2019


    DOI: 10.1016/j.mtla.2019.100238

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