Biologically inspired crack delocalization in a high strain-rate environment

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Biologically inspired crack delocalization in a high strain-rate environment

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Biologically inspired crack delocalization in a high strain-rate environment

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Christian Knipprath

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Ian P Bond

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Richard S Trask

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665-676

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10.1098/RSIF.2011.0442

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