journal article·1998-04

A Nonlinear Finite Element Eigenanalysis of Singular Plane Stress Fields in Bimaterial Wedges Including Complex Eigenvalues

Ningsheng Zhang, Paul F. Joseph

International Journal of Fracture· Volume 90· Issue 3
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