Three-dimensional variational analysis of composite structures using bernstein polynomial approximations. Report 2

The application of the previously developed 3D varionational analysis approach to the investigation of crack propagation in composite bonded joints is presented. In this application, the propagation of three different types of a 2D planar crack (adhesive, cohesive, and interfacial) is modeled by rel...

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