In fiber composites, several micromechanical processes can contribute to damage accumulation and final failure. One of these processes is debonding at the fiber-matrix interface. Interfacial debonding has been identified as a distinct event in high-performance composites such as aramid/epoxy and graphite/epoxy [1–4].
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