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Hyperelastic constitutive model discovery with differentiable finite elements and structure-preserving neural networks
The discovery of constitutive laws from experimentally accessible measurements is a central problem in nonlinear computational mechanics. Many data-driven constitutive identification approaches rely either on paired strain-stress data or on full-field displacement measurements, both of which are dif
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