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Damage zone interaction due to non-oriented Vickers indentations on brittle materials
Induced damage in brittle materials due to two interacting Vickers indentations at various orientations was investigated using a three-dimensional finite element model. The model considers 'tensile cracking and compressive yielding' behavior of ceramics. Damage evolution due to both the simultaneous
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