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M&S highlight: Naaman & Reinhardt (2006), Proposed classification of HPFRC composites based on their tensile response

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Highlighted paper: Naaman, A. E. & Reinhardt, H. W. Proposed classification of HPFRC composites based on their tensile response. 2006 Materials and Structures. 39(5), pp. 547–555.

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Mobasher, B. M&S highlight: Naaman & Reinhardt (2006), Proposed classification of HPFRC composites based on their tensile response. Mater Struct 55, 49 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1617/s11527-021-01860-1

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