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    Effects of the Strain Rate and Alloying on the Compression Characteristics of Closed Cell Aluminum Foams

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    Title:

    Effects of the Strain Rate and Alloying on the Compression Characteristics of Closed Cell Aluminum Foams

    Author / Creator:

    Hamada, T. / Kanahashi, H. / Miyoshi, T. / Kanetake, N.

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