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[해외논문] Applicability of interface spring and interphase models in micromechanics for predicting effective stiffness of polymer-matrix nanocomposite

Extreme mechanics letters, v.49, 2021년, pp.101489 -   

Lee, Sangryun ,  Jung, Jiyoung ,  Ryu, Seunghwa

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