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Engineering Computations (2013) 30 (5): 648–664.
Published: 12 July 2013
... and characterizing post‐yield softening. Elements used in cohesive zone modelling do not represent any physical material but contain cohesive forces arising when they are pulled apart. If these elements satisfy a pre‐defined damage criterion, cohesive forces are removed and no stresses remain between physical parts...

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