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Models in the Engineering Mechanics of Polymer-Matrix Composite Systems

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This paper discusses the complete system of structural, thermochemical, and mechanical-mathematical models that describe all the phenomena accompanying the formation of polymer-matrix composite materials (PCMs) and structures made of them. The issues of optimizing design engineering and modeling the postprocess behavior of PCM structures are addressed

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Tomashevskii, V.T., Yakovlev, V.S. Models in the Engineering Mechanics of Polymer-Matrix Composite Systems. International Applied Mechanics 40, 601–621 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:INAM.0000041391.28104.b7

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