Titlebook: Laser in der Medizin / Laser in Medicine; Vortr?ge der 11. Tag Wilhelm Waidelich (em. Universit?tsprofessor),Raph Conference proceedings 19

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M. Klein,H. P. Dauben,H. D. Schulte,E. Gamsstate that remains stable upon the release of pressure, such as the transition of graphite to diamond (lonsdaleite) [5]. Shock waves can therefore transform a material into a state that has more desirable properties or economic value and at the same time produce interesting phenomena such as shock w

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D. Cholewa,F. Wacker,E. Rohde,A. Roggan,K. J. Wolf,J. Waldschmidt

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K. Hoffmann,Ch. Kolorz,Th. Doede,H. P. Berlien,J. A. Deprest,J. Waldschmidt

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F. Wacker,D. Cholewa,S. Doede,J. Waldschmidt,K.-J. Wolf

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R. Jahn,H. P. Berlien,J. Beuthan,Th. Ertl,K. H. Jungbluth,G. Müller micromechanisms of deformation during shock loading remain poorly understood. The initial response of a material subjected to explosive or high-velocity impact conditions is to propagate shock waves that rapidly traverse the material. These waves produce dynamic deformations, the extent of strain i

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K. Dinstl,Ph. Beckerhinnents ranges from shaped-charge jet breakup and rock blasting to astro-physical impacts and creation of planetary debris. In rock blasting, for example, specific information on ejecta velocities and fragment size distributions is sought, and methods to control resulting fragment sizes by proper place

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O. Bültmann,C. Philipp,H.-P. Berlien waves in a solid body is accompanied by large compressions, decompression, and shear. Thus, the shear strength of solids and any inelastic response due to shock- wave propagation is of the utmost importance. Furthermore, shock compres- sion of solids is always accompanied by heating, and the rise o

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