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The solution of this equation is described in the Appendix.

This equation is described in detail by Nakagawa et al. [12].

The global behavior of this equation is described in Section 8 and, in this case, every solution goes to infinity.

A novel accurate and rapid numerical procedure for the solution of this equation is described in this paper.

The derivation of this equation is described in the Supporting Information.

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This behavior in the equation is described as stiffness.

In this case, the adjoint equation is described by dY_{t}^{v}=Z_{t}^{v},dW_{t},quad 0 leq tleq T quad quad Y_{T}^{v}=X_{T}^{v};quad quad Y_{t}^{v}=Z_{t}^{v}=0, quad T< tleq T+ delta.

Similarly, the uniaxial compressive damage equation is described in Eqs.

Analytical exProcedure for thexactstants integrationl equatiof are provided theuse for any lay-up sequence.

First, the system dynamic and kinematic equations are given, the kinematic equation is described by the (w, z) parametrization.

In Section 2, a high-accuracy linear-compact difference scheme for the GRLW equation is described.

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