journal article·2017-01

Multiscale statistical laws of dynamic fragmentation

O. B. Naimark, S. V. Uvarov, M. M. Davydova, I. A. Bannikova

Physical Mesomechanics· Volume 20· Issue 1
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Dynamic fragmentation scaling is analyzed using basic statistical distributions and statistical models that take into account the role of wave effects on the fragment size. The application of symmetry analysis to the modeling of solids with defects based on self-similar solutions for stress and defect density fields is discussed. Fragmentation statistics is described as critical phenomena during evolution of the defect system.
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