Veronique Lazarus

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École Nationale Supérieure de Techniques Avancées

France

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Veronique Lazarus is a Full Professor at École Nationale Supérieure de Techniques Avancées in France. Her research focuses on fracture mechanics, brittle materials, and the effects of microstructural heterogeneities on crack propagation. Recent articles authored by Professor Lazarus explore toughening effects in brittle materials, phase-field simulations, and the influence of deposition direction on fracture in materials manufactured by Directed Energy Deposition.

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HATTALI Lamine

Assistant professor

Université Paris-Saclay

FRANCE

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Thomas Corre

Associate professor

Ecole centrale de Nantes

FRANCE

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Daniel Bonamy

Head of the SPHYNX lab

CEA Saclay

FRANCE

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Marianne Impéror-Clerc

CNRS Délégation Ile-de-France Sud

FRANCE

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Articles (11)

Toughening effects of out-of-crack-path architected zones

Phase-field simulation and coupled criterion link echelon cracks to internal length in antiplane shear

Size effects in the toughening of brittle materials by heterogeneities: A non-linear analysis of front deformations

Effect of the deposition direction on fracture propagation in a Duplex Stainless Steel manufactured by Directed Energy Deposition

Key role of boundary conditions for the 2D modeling of crack propagation in linear elastic Compact Tension tests

Revisiting facet nucleation under mixed mode I + III loading with T-stress and mode-dependent fracture properties

On the key role of crack surface area on the lifetime of arbitrarily shaped flat cracks

Role of particle aggregation on the structure of dried colloidal silica layers

Toughening induced by the formation of facets in mode I+III brittle fracture: Experiments versus a two-scale Cohesive Zone model

Kinked crack paths in polycarbonate samples printed by fused deposition modelling using criss-cross patterns

Mode I+III multiscale cohesive zone model with facet coarsening and overlap: Solutions and applications to facet orientation and toughening

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HATTALI Lamine

Thomas Corre

Daniel Bonamy

Marianne Impéror-Clerc

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