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Michelle DenBeste micromechanisms of deformation during shock loading remain poorly understood. The initial response of a material subjected to explosive or high-velocity impact conditions is to propagate shock waves that rapidly traverse the material. These waves produce dynamic deformations, the extent of strain i

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Walsh and Christian (1955) and Bancroft et al. (1956). Walsh and Christian described the use of in-contact explosives to determine dynamic pressure– volume relations for metals and compare these to the then available static compression data. Bancroft et al. described the first polymorphic phase cha

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Jaime Lapeyre currently a number of hydrodynamic finite difference Lagrangian codes available which do a reasonable job of predicting the fracture and fragmentation that results from explosive loading [1–3]. These codes are particularly useful for estimating the amount of damage that has occurred at a particular