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Momentum-Transfer Framework Unifies High-Velocity Impact and Failure Across Materials, Geometries, and Scales
Materials that dissipate energy efficiently under high-speed impacts, from micrometeoroid strikes on spacecraft to ballistic penetration in protective systems, are essential for maintaining structural integrity in extreme environments. Yet, despite decades of study, predicting and comparing impact p
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