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Mechanisms of Elastoplastic Response of Metals to Impact,ed for mild impact conditions where thermal effects are important. The author’s own peculiar situation has led him to examine the elastoplastic response of metals from the perspective of high-amplitude impacts and shocks. In this regime, thermal effects, although important, are secondary to the effe

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Attenuation of Longitudinal Elastoplastic Pulses, familiar problem, but its solution seems not to have been presented in the detail required to properly describe the many and varied wave interactions that produce the propagated waveform and lead to attenuation of the pulse. These problems are usually solved by numerical means, often in the context

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Response of High-Strength Ceramics to Plane and Spherical Shock Waves, materials produced from chemically defined constituents (e.g., oxides, fluorides, borides, carbides, and nitrides) which are usually prepared components rather than natural raw materials. This chapter addresses these last materials and, more precisely, those among them with very high mechanical properties.

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