journal article·2013-10-06Open access

Transient response of a general anisotropic solid to dislocation growth: alternative formulation

Louis Milton Brock

Abstract

The response of an unbounded homogeneous general anisotropic solid to dislocation growth can be obtained from a convolution of the body force equivalent of the dislocation with the Green's function.This work considers the transient case of a surface of discontinuity in displacement that expands with time from a point source.The expansion rate is subsonic, but largely arbitrary otherwise.The surface need not be planar, and if so, need not lie in a principal material plane.Some differences in procedure from related studies are noted.The solution expressions use a dislocation description in terms of surface geometry, and have a hybrid but somewhat more explicit form.
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OpenAlex topics: Composite Material Mechanics · Numerical methods in engineering · Fatigue and fracture mechanics

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