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Exploring causal relationships in elastomeric fracture
The conventional interpretation of elastomeric fracture treats the tearing energy G as an output determined by tear speed, taken to equal crack velocity vc, concluding that higher vc produced greater viscoelastic dissipation to increase G. Based on spatially and temporally resolved polarized optical
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