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Fast Fatigue Life Prediction of Polymers Through Combined Constitutive Mathematical and AI-Based Modeling
The prediction of fatigue life is critical in the design process, and current models offer a viable alternative to costly and time-consuming experimental fatigue testing. The constitutive fatigue model used integrates low-cycle and high-cycle fatigue behavior. This model is grounded on the concept o
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