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A high-order multi-scale method and its error analysis for nonlocal-in-time fractionally damped wave problems in composite materials
Significant spatial heterogeneity and nonlocal history-dependent attenuation jointly govern wave propagation in composite materials, making full-scale direct numerical simulation (DNS) computationally prohibitive. This study proposed a high-order multi-scale (HOMS) method for nonlocal-in-time fracti
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