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| Author(s) | Constantinescu, Dan Mihai, Manda, Mihai |
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Equivalent domain integral evaluation in fracture problems
For mixed – mode fracture problems in three – dimensional solids, the general formulation of the equivalent domain integral (EDI) method is presented. The local l – integral is split into l1, l2, and l3 for the three modes of deformation. The method can be used as a post- processing subroutine in the SAPLI linear elastic finite element program.
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