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tensile-test

This is a Python package to assist with analysing the results of tensile tests. Additionally, this package can help with fitting crystal plasticity parameters to experimental tensile tests, using the classes HardeningLaw and HardeningLawFitter.

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pip install tensile-test

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Check out this repository for an interactive demonstration.

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