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Historical Development of Glass Chemistry,8, except for a few important differences—notably that (i) the ends of the beam constitute two new boundaries on which boundary conditions (usually weak boundary conditions) are to be applied and (ii) it is no longer necessary to enforce continuity of displacements (see §9.3.1), since a suitable pri

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Characteristics of Mold MaterialsIn this chapter, we shall consider a class of problems for the semi-infinite wedge defined by the lines ., illustrated in Figure 11.1.

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Reinforcements for ThermoplasticsMost materials tend to expand if their temperature rises and, to a first approximation, the expansion is proportional to the temperature change.