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Second-Order Homogenization of Particulate Elastomeric Composites for Structural-Scale Damage Analysis
Damage prediction in particulate elastomeric composites is challenging due to the strong material heterogeneity, nearly incompressible behavior of the matrix, and the presence of localized stress concentrations arising from matrix-inclusion interactions. In the present work, a computational framewor
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