Continuum damage–healing-based constitutive modelling for self-healing materials: application to one-dimensional cyclic loading cases
Abstract Self-healing materials are capable of recovering deteriorated mechanical properties due to damage.The advancement in synthesis, manufacturing, and experimental characterization of self-healing materials necessitates their accurate mathematical modelling. A continuum damage–healing mechanics...
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