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Publications by M. Petkovski
Effects of Strain Rate and Moisture Content on the Behaviour of Sand Under One-Dimensional Compression
Experimental Mechanics
Mechanics of Materials
Mechanical Engineering
Aerospace Engineering
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Polypropylene Foam Behaviour Under Dynamic Loadings: Strain Rate, Density and Microstructure Effects
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Microscopic Particle Crushing of Sand Subjected to High Pressure One-Dimensional Compression.
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