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    Rate-Dependent Hole-Expansion Experiments on Plastically Anisotropic Sheets

    Rate-Dependent Hole-Expansion Experiments on Plastically Anisotropic Sheets by Fietek, Carter J., Seidt, Jeremy D., Lim, Hojun, Korkolis, Yannis P.

    Published in JOM (1989)
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    Evaluation of High-Vacuum Annealing and Hot Isostatic Pressing on the Microstructure and Properties of an Additively Manufactured Niobium Alloy

    Evaluation of High-Vacuum Annealing and Hot Isostatic Pressing on the Microstructure and Properties of an Additively Manufactured Niobium Alloy by Fietek, Carter, Brizes, Eric, Milner, Justin

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    Evaluation of High-Vacuum Annealing and Hot Isostatic Pressing on the Microstructure and Properties of an Additively Manufactured Niobium Alloy

    Evaluation of High-Vacuum Annealing and Hot Isostatic Pressing on the Microstructure and Properties of an Additively Manufactured Niobium Alloy by Fietek, Carter, Brizes, Eric, Milner, Justin

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    Validation of material models for puncture of 7075-T651 aluminum plate

    Validation of material models for puncture of 7075-T651 aluminum plate by Corona, E., Spletzer, M., Lester, B.T., Fietek, C.J.

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    Damage modeling in additive manufacturing processes for metals

    Damage modeling in additive manufacturing processes for metals by Park, Young H., Fietek, Carter, Love, Allen, Sakai, James

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    Metal additive manufacturing simulation using sequentially coupled thermomechanical analysis with Johnson–Cook constitutive material model

    Metal additive manufacturing simulation using sequentially coupled thermomechanical analysis with Johnson–Cook constitutive material model by Nakai-Chapman, Joshuah, Fietek, Carter, Love, Allen, Sakai, James, Park, Young H.

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