Dynamic tensile necking: Influence of specimen geometry and boundary conditions
• Effect of specimen geometry and boundary conditions on dynamic necking formation. • Necking location is shown to be deterministic and can be simulated. • The nature of the applied boundary conditions is of utmost importance. • The use of short specimens is recommended but not mandatory.
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