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Geometric methods in head impact response

Geometric method currently being applied to fundamental physics problems can also be used in experimental mechanics. The problem of biokinematics of impact response, in particular head impact response, can be addressed through the use of the moving frame of Cartan and associated geometric structures.

Guy S. Nusholtz | G. Nusholtz

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