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Existence of thermodynamically consistent solutions for data-driven porous media problems
Data-Driven Computational Mechanics (DDCM) replaces traditional phenomenological constitutive models by directly reformulating boundary-value problems in terms of local material state data obtained from experiments or fine-scale simulations. Standard DDCM formulations, only enforcing equilibrium and
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