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Predicting the Elastic Properties of a Cemented Granular Material during Chemical Damage (Debonding)
While underground reservoirs emerge as essential elements to face global warming, these systems represent complex multi-physical and multiscale problems. The considered injection of fluids during hydrogen storage, carbon dioxide sequestration, or geothermal energy recovery involves a modification of
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