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Multi-scale modeling of the impact response of a strain-rate sensitive high-manganese austenitic steel
A multi-scale modeling approach was applied to predict the impact response of a strain rate sensitive high-manganese austenitic steel. The roles of texture, geometry, and strain rate sensitivity were successfully taken into account all at once by coupling crystal plasticity and finite element (FE) a
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