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Poisson's ratio and modern materials
Nature Materials · 2011 · Vol. 10(11) · pp. 823–837
G. N. Greaves✉(Aberystwyth University)A.L. Greer(University of Cambridge)Roderic S. Lakes(University of Wisconsin–Madison)Tanguy Rouxel(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique)
Cellular and Composite StructuresComposite Material MechanicsElasticity and Material ModelingPoisson's ratioPoisson distributionIsotropyMaterials scienceMetric (unit)AuxeticsDuctility (Earth science)ToughnessComposite materialLimit (mathematics)
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- Natural Environment Research Council
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