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Shear Strength of Grossly Deformed Solids: A simple empirical shear strength formula is related to several problems in applied science.

Towle et al., 1969

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2320051973984792704
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Towle L
Riecker R
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Laird C. Towle and Robert E. Riecker slowly with pressure (-2 percent per kilobar); and (ii) fracture is suppressed by the application of hydrostatic pres-sure. Both conclusions favor the applica-tion of high-pressure techniques to industrial metal-formingoperations. Subsequent …
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