Towards a Micromechanical Understanding of Landslides—Aiming at a Combination of Finite and Discrete Elements with Minimal Number of Degrees of Freedom

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"Towards a Micromechanical Understanding of Landslides—Aiming at a Combination of Finite and Discrete Elements with Minimal Number of Degrees of Freedom"
written by Jan Mueller, Akira Kyotani, Hans-Georg Matuttis,
published by Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics, Vol.8 No.9, 2020

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