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A Reduced-Order Framework for Stochastic Criticality Estimation in Granular Energetic Materials
Granular energetic materials (EMs) exhibit stochastic shock initiation because pore collapse, frictional dissipation, and localized thermal activation depend on microstructural descriptors that vary between nominally identical samples. Fully resolved mesoscale and atomistic calculations can represen
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