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StressCheck Tutorial: Detecting Stress Singularities

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StressCheck Tutorial: Detecting Stress Singularities

StressCheck Tutorial: Detecting Stress Singularities

Abstract: Detecting and showing divergence stress singularities in sharp corners. Motivated by Nick Stevens’ article “Practical Tips for Dealing with Stress Singularities”.

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