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A variational framework for fiber‐reinforced viscoelastic soft tissues including damage
Fibrous soft biological tissues such as skin, ligaments, tendons, and arteries are non‐homogeneous composite materials composed of fibers embedded in a ground substance. Cyclic tensile tests on these type of materials usually show a hysteretic stress–strain behavior in which strain rate dependence (
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