Paillard et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Determination of optimal rear sole geometry for tennis shoes: a finite element analysisPaillard et al., 2023
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- 16830308217934292614
- Author
- Paillard L
- Herbaut A
- Duraffourg S
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- Publication venue
- Footwear Science
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Determination of optimal rear sole geometry for tennis shoes: a finite element analysis Lisa
Paillard, Alexis Herbaut and Simon Duraffourg Digital Human Modeling, Decathlon SportsLab …
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