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The following pages link to Contour integral approaches for the evaluation of stress intensity factors using displacement discontinuity method (Q1655897):
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- A comparison of stress intensity factors obtained through crack closure integral and other approaches using extended element-free Galerkin method (Q364107) (← links)
- Strict upper and lower bounds of stress intensity factors at 2D elastic notches based on constitutive relation error estimation (Q889675) (← links)
- Stress intensity factors for asymmetric branched cracks in plane extension by using crack-tip displacement discontinuity elements (Q986744) (← links)
- On the tangential stress anomaly in the displacement discontinuity method (Q1017530) (← links)
- The dependence between contour choice and numerical values of stress intensity factors computed from path independent integrals (Q1302968) (← links)
- A direct evaluation of stress intensity factors using the extended dual boundary element method (Q1654623) (← links)
- Determination of stress intensity factor with direct stress approach using finite element analysis (Q1695573) (← links)
- Finite element calculation of stress intensity factors for interfacial crack using virtual crack closure integral (Q1904917) (← links)
- Hybrid meshless displacement discontinuity method (MDDM) in fracture mechanics: static and dynamic (Q2190142) (← links)
- Accurate evaluation of stress intensity factors using dual interpolation boundary face method (Q2191414) (← links)
- Symmetric Galerkin boundary element computation of \(T\)-stress and stress intensity factors for mixed-mode cracks by the interaction integral method (Q2569376) (← links)
- BEM analysis for curved cracks (Q2662434) (← links)
- Application of digital image correlation and Williams series approximation to characterize mode I stress intensity factor (Q2683314) (← links)
- A new application of \(M\)- and \(L\)-integrals for the numerical loading analysis of two interacting cracks (Q2805133) (← links)
- Characterization of the computational accuracy in surface crack problems (Q4398031) (← links)
