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Exploring the Physics behind Dynamic Fragmentation through Parallel Simulations
The physical mechanisms underlying the dynamic fragmentation of heterogeneous brittle materials are explored through numerical simulations. The use of computational facilities, rather than experimental or fundamental sciences, ensures the accurate tracking of rapidly evolving fields (such as stress
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