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Thermomechanics of dense granular materials: a particle-scale perspective
The paper presents a broad thermomechanic framework for the isothermal rate-independent constitutive behavior of dense granular materials. The essential quantities in this framework are directly measurable in discrete element (DEM) simulations: free energy, dissipation, stress, and strain. The paper
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