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Mechanism of size effect in quasi-brittle materials by focusing on the micro-crack formations
Mao Kurumatani,
Kenjiro Terada
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Engineering
Size Effect
83%
Macroscopic
50%
Microscale
50%
Micro Crack
50%
Models
33%
Mechanisms
33%
Numerical Experiment
16%
Multiscale
16%
Comparative Study
16%
Fracture Energy
16%
Scale Analysis
16%
Homogenisation Method
16%
Cohesive Crack
16%
Softening Behavior
16%
Surfaces
16%
Energy Engineering
16%
Crack
16%
Physics
Microcracks
50%
Brittle Fracture
50%
Model
33%
Boundary Value Problems
16%
Heterogeneity
16%
Focusing
16%
Cracks
16%
Material Science
Quasi-Brittle Material
100%
Surface
16%
Mechanical Property
16%
Crack
16%
Mortar
16%
Computer Science
Simulation Mode
33%
Generation
33%
Modeling
16%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Fracture
33%