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Spreading the Damage: How Heterogeneity Delocalizes Fracture in Polymer Networks
Fracture in polymer networks is strongly influenced by how network architecture and topology organize damage in space. Although these materials can sustain large deformations under homogeneous loading, they often fail in a brittle and flaw-sensitive manner once defects are present. Here we show that
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