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Cutting flat glass

Author: Olivier GAUME

Publication date: January 10, 2004

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5. Theoretical background on fracture mechanics

We recall 1.3.3 that a definition of residual indentation stresses or thermal stresses (residual, transient, shape, thickness, etc.) is given in detail by Aben & Guillemet [1] .

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