journal article·2002-09

A strain-energy-based non-linear failure criterion: comparison of numerical predictions and experimental observations for symmetric composite laminates

Tarunjit S. Butalia, William E. Wolfe

Composites Science and Technology· Volume 62· Issue 12-13
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