Indentation of elastically anisotropic half-spaces by cones and parabolae of revolution

By J. Greg Swadener, G. Pharr. 2001

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

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1. J. Vlassak
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1. Michele Ciavarella
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Citations in the corpus

• The indentation modulus of elastically anisotropic materials for indenters of arbitrary shape (2003, background): “The degree of eccentricity of the contact areas is small for all orientations, and somewhat larger for cones than for spheres in agreement with an observation made by Swadener and Pharr (2001).”