Simulation of Propagation and Localization of Minute Cracks Near a Mode II Crack Tip under Compressive Stresses

Akihide Saimoto; Yoshio Imai; F. Motomura

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Akihide Saimoto, Yoshio Imai, F. Motomura

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Body Force Method, Compressive Fracture, Crack Coalescence, Crack Propagation, Echelon of Cracks, Failure Localization, Shear Faulting

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