Rounding Processes
Rounding Processes is a microstructural transformation mechanism in snowpack stratigraphy characterized by the thermally driven reduction of curvature at ice grain boundaries, distinguishing it from other metamorphic processes through its dependence on temperature gradient and vapor diffusion that leads to grain coarsening and bond strengthening.
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Ivan Oseledets · SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing · 2011 · 2.6K citations
Crack propagation in high stress fatigue
C. Laird, G. C. Smith · Philosophical magazine · 1962 · 500 citations
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