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Numerical analyses of mechanical behaviour of metal porous materials by a boundary element formulation based on the RVE concept

A journal article published by Elsevier BV on 2026-12-01 reports numerical analyses of the mechanical behaviour of metal porous materials using a boundary element formulation based on the RVE concept; the supplied source data includes no further details. No event-specific facts, locations, impacts, or outcomes were included in the provided excerpt.

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The paper documents specialized computational research on metal porous materials, but the source excerpt provides no information about implications or effects.

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Numerical analyses of mechanical behaviour of metal porous materials by a boundary element formulation based on the RVE concept

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