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H. Lacoste
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Abstract
Improved computational methods for hypervelocity impact problems can assist in the design of spacecraft shielding and the development of orbital debris mitigation guidelines. Recent research has extended hybrid particle-element methods, developed specifically for hypervelocity impact simulation, to address problems of particular interest in orbital debris impact research.
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