journal article·2025-09

Study of LSTM-based constitutive modeling for coupled multimodal microstructure time-series damage in DZ125 superalloy

Yu-ming Ye, Wei-qing Huang, Dong-wei Li, Hui-hua Feng, Xiao-guang Yang, Yong-sheng Fan, Shuang-qi Lyu, Shi-wei Han

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