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Relationships between the J-integral and the crack opening displacement for stationary and extending cracks
Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids · 1981 · Vol. 29(4) · pp. 305–326
C.F. Shih✉(General Electric (United States))
Fatigue and fracture mechanicsNumerical methods in engineeringHigh Temperature Alloys and CreepCrack tip opening displacementMaterials scienceJ integralSingularityHardening (computing)Crack growth resistance curveDisplacement (psychology)Crack closureDeformation (meteorology)Finite element method
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