A Smooth Dissipative Region Model
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Abstract
A Barenblatt model of the dissipative region at the edge of a mode I crack under small scale yielding is established, so that stress gradient and displacement gradient continuity prevail along the symmetry plane. The resulting model thus connects smoothly to adjacent material and it displays exceptionally smooth opening.
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OpenAlex topics: Fatigue and fracture mechanics
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