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Microstructural Considerations

The evolution of material texture in polycrystalline materials remains another important microstructural consideration in shock compression. [Pg.249]

One Of the important conclusions of some of the microstructure work (see Chamis and Sendeckyj [3-5]) is that macroscopic homogeneity may not exist for composite materials. That is, microstructural considerations might be required. [Pg.158]

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