A unified approach based on temporal homogenisation and cycle jump for thermo-mechanical combined cycle fatigue

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Weakly intrusive time homogenization technique to deal with pseudo-cyclic coupled thermomechanical problems with uncertainties

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Bhattacharyya

Dureisseix

et al. 2020

Comput Mech

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A unified approach based on temporal homogenisation and cycle jump for thermo-mechanical combined cycle fatigue

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Weakly intrusive time homogenization technique to deal with pseudo-cyclic coupled thermomechanical problems with uncertainties

Weakly intrusive time homogenization technique to deal with pseudo-cyclic coupled thermomechanical problems with uncertainties

Application of ultrasonic fatigue technology in very-high-cycle fatigue testing of aviation gas turbine engine blade materials: A review

A space-time upscaling technique for modeling high-cycle fatigue-damage of short-fiber reinforced composites

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