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Transition to the Dynamic Behaviour of Structured and Heterogeneous Materials

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The current technology of the design and manufacturing of laminated and fibre-reinforced composites is faced with problems essentially related to the inherent nature of the mechanical response of the different constituents of the microstructure, the formation of interfaces between such constituents and the evolution of the associated deformation processes under loading. Optimal design of such material systems is becoming a very progressive and challenging domain in both applied mechanics and material science.

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