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Beveridge, Andrew James and Wheel, Marcus and Nash, David (2013) A higher order control volume based finite element method to prodict the deformation of heterogeneous materials. Computers and Structures, 129. pp. 54-62. ISSN 0045-7949

Waseem, Affan and Beveridge, Andrew James and Wheel, Marcus and Nash, David (2013) The influence of void size on the micropolar constitutive properties of model heterogeneous materials. European Journal of Mechanics - A/Solids, 40 (July-A). pp. 148-157. ISSN 0997-7538

Beveridge, Andrew James and Wheel, Marcus and Nash, David (2013) The micropolar elastic behaviour of model macroscopically heterogeneous materials. International Journal of Solids and Structures, 50 (1). 246–255. ISSN 0020-7683

Beveridge, A. J. and Wheel, M. A. and Nash, D. H. (2009) Computational modelling and experimental characterisation of heterogeneous materials. In: 3rd International Conference on Advanced Computational Engineering and experimenting, ACE-X 2009, 2009-06-22 - 2009-06-23.

Beveridge, A. J. and Wheel, M. A. (2009) A control volume based formulation of the discrete Kirchoff triangular thin plate bending element. In: The 17th UK National Conference on Computational Mechanics in Engineering, 2009-04-06 - 2009-04-08.

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