Key Engineering Materials

Paper Title	Page
Buckling and Fracture of Thin Films under Compression Authors: B. Cotterell, Z. Chen	187
Recent Advances in Three-Dimensional Fracture Mechanics Authors: W. Guo	193
Static Magnetoelastic Coupling in Soft Ferromagnetic Elastic Solids with Collinear Cracks Authors: Wei Liang, Ya Peng Shen, Ming Hao Zhao	199
A Study on Deformation Energy of P/M Copper and Ingot Material Authors: Thiyagarajan Senthilvelan, A. Venkatraman, Krishnamorthy Raghukandan	205
Fracture Analysis on the Coating Crack Perpendicular to the Interface of Bi-Material Authors: B. Su, Ch. Li	211
A Combined Model of Short Crack Closure Accounting for Both Plasticity and Roughness Induced Crack Closures Authors: Xue Ping Zhang, C.H. Wang, Jia Cai Li, Yiu Wing Mai, Lin Ye	217
Scattering of Plane Compressional Waves by a Spherical Inhomogeneity with a Linear Spring Type Interface Authors: Zheng Zhong, X.B. Yu	223
From Recent Studies on Impact Fracture of Polymers and Polymer Composites Authors: Kazuhiko Takahashi	229
Dynamic Stress Intensity Factors of Cylindrical Interface Cracks Subjected to P-Wave Authors: Wen Jie Feng, Z.Z. Zou	241
Effects of Impact Loading Rate on the Delamination Behavior of Composite Laminates Authors: Nak Sam Choi	247

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