A numerical mode I weight function for calculating stress intensity factors of three-dimensional cracked bodies

Leslie Banks‐Sills; Elimor Makevet

doi:10.1007/bf00018535

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A numerical mode I weight function for calculating stress intensity factors of three-dimensional cracked bodies

Leslie Banks‐Sills Elimor Makevet

Year: 1996 Journal: International Journal of Fracture Vol: 76 (2)Pages: 169-191 Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

DOI: 10.1007/bf00018535

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Weight function Finite element method Stress intensity factor Stiffness Function (biology) Extension (predicate logic) Structural engineering Numerical analysis Mode (computer interface) Mathematics Mathematical analysis Materials science Engineering Computer science

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