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Fracture of Materials: Review of Exercises

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This lecture covers the review of exercises related to the fracture of materials, including statistical failure analysis, Weibull model, and estimation of fracture parameters. It also discusses the fracture of solid fats, surface energy estimation, and microcrack size analysis.

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