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Plane Asymptotic Interface Crack Solutions in Gradient Elasticity Theory

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The goal of the contribution is to develop an asymptotic interface crack-tip solution under conditions of plane strain for a bi-material that obeys a special form of linear isotropic gradient elasticity. Several fracture mechanics problems have been solved in the past within the framework of strain gradient elasticity which is capable to capture additional length/size parameters. However to our best knowledge no solution concerning an interface crack is available in the literature.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 713)

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151-154

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.713.151

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September 2016

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Michal Kotoul*, Tomáš Profant, Petr Padělek

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Asymptotic Solution, Interface Crack, Strain Gradient Elasticity

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