CONSERVATION LAWS IN FINITE MICROCRACKING BRITTLE SOLIDS

This paper addresses the conservation laws in finite brittle solids with microcracks. The discussion is limited to the 2-D cases. First, after considering the combination of the Pseudo-Traction Method and the indirect Boundary Element Method, a versatile method for solving multi-crack interacting pr...

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