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The Universal Role of Fragility on the Yielding Transition of Active Glass under Oscillatory Shear
The yielding transition marks the onset of irreversible plastic deformation in amorphous solids and plays a central role in determining the mechanical stability and failure of metallic glasses, colloidal suspensions, and biological assemblies. Despite extensive research, the microscopic factors gove
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