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Prediction of cracks within cones processed by single point incremental forming
Plane stress tests such as tensile tests on smooth and notched samples as well as shear tests are used to identify the set of material parameters associated with two damage models: a micromechanically-based Gurson model and a continuum Lemaitre and Chaboche model. Finite element simulations and inve
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