Topological features of lithium disilicate glass-ceramics uncovered through materials informatics

The inverse analysis established in this study successfully predicted the topological features on SEM images of glass-ceramics from the biaxial flexural strengths. The MI approach with the inverse analysis promises to make the process to develop glassceramics more time-efficient than the conventional in vitro approach.

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Dental Materials
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2025-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dental.2025.09.004
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Information Systems and Technology Applications
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The inverse analysis established in this study successfully predicted the topological features on SEM images of glass-ceramics from the biaxial flexural strengths. The MI approach with the inverse analysis promises to make the process to develop glassceramics more time-efficient than the conventional in vitro approach.

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