A note on the Virtual Crack Closure Technique for a bimaterial interface crack

Leslie Banks‐Sills; Elad Farkash

doi:10.1007/s10704-016-0120-z

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A note on the Virtual Crack Closure Technique for a bimaterial interface crack

Leslie Banks‐Sills Elad Farkash

Year: 2016 Journal: International Journal of Fracture Vol: 201 (2)Pages: 171-180 Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

DOI: 10.1007/s10704-016-0120-z

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Isotropy Crack closure Strain energy release rate Stress intensity factor Finite element method Materials science Polygon mesh Crack growth resistance curve Linear elasticity Anisotropy Structural engineering Crack tip opening displacement Stress (linguistics) Mechanics Fracture mechanics Composite material Geometry Mathematics Engineering Physics Optics

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