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Editor’s Note: A Student Paper Competition was held at SEM’s 1991 Spring Conference in Milwaukee. The contest was organized by Professors John Dreger, University of Wisconsin and John Ligon, Michigan Technological University. The winners’ papers will appear in E/T.
This month we are featuring the third-place paper by Rob L. Tregonning, The Johns Hopkins University.
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Tregoning, R.L. Elastoplastic notch root strains: Measurements versus finite-element predictions. Exp Tech 16, 41–45 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1747-1567.1992.tb00720.x
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