Theo Fett is a researcher affiliated with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany. Their work primarily focuses on engineering and materials science. Within these broader disciplines, their research engages with specialized areas including mechanics of materials, civil and structural engineering, materials chemistry, ceramics and composites, and mechanical engineering.
Their recent scholarly output includes papers published in venues such as the Repository KITopen (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology) and Glass Physics and Chemistry. Notable publications by Theo Fett include:
The main topics covered across their publications include fatigue and fracture mechanics, soil and unsaturated flow, glass properties and applications, numerical methods in engineering, building materials and conservation, metal forming simulation techniques, and material properties and failure mechanisms.
Theo Fett frequently collaborates with other researchers, among them:
Their work is predominantly published in the Repository KITopen (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology), where they have contributed to at least 15 papers, and they also have several publications in Glass Physics and Chemistry.
Dietrich Munz;Theo Fett
D. Munz;Theo Fett
T. Fett;C. Mattheck;D. Munz
Sabine Bechtle;Stefan Habelitz;Arndt Klocke;Theo Fett
Hans Kungl;Ralf Theissmann;Michael Knapp;Carsten Baehtz
Theo Fett
T. Fett
H.-A Bahr;H Balke;T Fett;I Hofinger
Dietrich Munz;Theo Fett
T. Fett;S. Muller;D. Munz;G. Thun
Theo Fett;Dietrich Munz
Sabine Bechtle;Theo Fett;Gabriele Rizzi;Stefan Habelitz
Hans Kungl;Theo Fett;Susanne Wagner;Michael J. Hoffmann
Mohammad Esfehanian;Rainer Oberacker;Theo Fett;Michael J. Hoffmann
T. Fett
Theo Fett;Dietrich Munz;Jurgen Seidel;Martin Stech
Theo Fett
T. Fett;G. Martin;D. Munz;G. Thun
S. Fünfschilling;T. Fett;M. J. Hoffmann;R. Oberacker
T. Fett;A.B. Kounga Njiwa;J. Rödel
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