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Effect of Cracks on the Thermal Resistance of Aligned Fiber Composites
Journal of Applied Physics
- United States
doi 10.1063/1.1486052
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Date
July 15, 2002
Authors
J. Dryden
A. Deakin
F. Zok
Publisher
AIP Publishing
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