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Sample geometry for shear testing with a UTM

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Shear testing is more challenging than testing other forms of deformation. It would be very convenient to be able to conduct a shear test using simple compression in a UTM , however this is only possible with the right sample geometry. I will present several improvements to existing sample geometries based on research I conducted in the PCS group.

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