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Perception of the Visual Environmentng higher computational efforts. The presented model is an incremental form and requires lesser computational cost and characterization efforts and most importantly takes into account the effect of temperature and degree of cure. Preliminary studies indicate that the incremental 1D viscoelastic mode

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Perception of mechanical vibrations: hearingrizes the local stress-strain behavior from small material volumes by modifying Hertz theory on the stresses between elastic solids. In this paper, an automated algorithm, written in Python (v2.7), is presented to apply modified Hertz’s theory to extract the Elastic Modulus and indentation stress-st

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Perception of the Visual Environment stress wave and quasi-static loading conditions. The reflection-mode Digital Gradient Sensing (or, r-DGS) is extended here to study fracture mechanics of fiber reinforced composites by using it in conjunction with ultrahigh-speed photography to perform full-field measurement of crack-tip deformatio