Introduction for the special Issue: statistical fluid dynamics
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AMMAR, Amine VALETTE, Rudy CHINESTA SORIA, FranciscoRésumé
Characterizing complex material consists in establishing the relationship between flow rheology during forming processes and the induced micro-structural state that affects directly the final mechanical properties of the formed parts [...]
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