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P,lve shocking a metal interface with geometrical perturbations that invert, grow, and possibly arrest subsequent to the shock. In experiments one measures the growth and arrest velocities to study the specimen’s flow (deviatoric) strength. In this paper, we describe experiments on tantalum at three s

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Error Analysis for Shock Equation of State Measurements in Polymers Using Manganin Gauges,longitudinal and transverse stress. Careful studies are required to calibrate the gauges where the experimental conditions are well-known. In this paper, a series of shock experiments on PMMA, where manganin gauges are used as input, propagated, and transverse gauges to measure shock velocity and st

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Ballistic Impact Experiments and Quantitative Assessments of Mesoscale Damage Modes in a Single-Layove the ballistic limit by a rigid projectile sized on the order of a tow width. To visualize mesoscale impact damage in woven composites, a thin translucent composite target was used, which provided access to both impact and back-face surfaces. High-resolution photography was used to visualize meso