1. On the use of singular displacement finite elements for cracked plate in bending

   • N. N. Wahba

   OriginalPaper Pages: 3 - 30

2. Two parallel elliptical cracks in an infinite solid subjected to tension

   • M. Isida
   • K. Hirota
   • T. Yoshida

   OriginalPaper Pages: 31 - 48

3. Predicting fully plastic mode II crack growth from an asymmetric defect

   • Frank A. Mcclintock
   • Alexander H. Slocum

   OriginalPaper Pages: 49 - 62

4. The eigenvector solution for a general corner or finite opening crack with further studies on the collocation procedure

   • William C. Carpenter

   OriginalPaper Pages: 63 - 73

5. The stress intensity factor for a crack perpendicular to a longitudinal weld in a large plate

   • E. Smith

   OriginalPaper Pages: 75 - 79

6. Determination of fracture toughness properties of 4340 steel

   • P. K. Liaw
   • D. E. McCabe
   • J. D. Landes

   OriginalPaper Pages: R3 - R8

7. The three dimensional nature of crack tip blunting

   • G. Prantl

   OriginalPaper Pages: R9 - R12

8. An expression for fracture toughness K_Q of four point bend specimens with L=2W

   • F. P. L. Kavishe

   OriginalPaper Pages: R13 - R16

9. Caustics under compressive loads for cracked plates

   • Bahram Farahmand
   • Demetrios D. Raftopoulos

   OriginalPaper Pages: R17 - R21

10. Discussion: “Comparison of the criteria for mixed mode brittle fracture based on the preinstability stress-strain field. Part I: Slit and elliptical cracks under uniaxial tensile loading. Part II: Pure shear and uniaxial compressive loading”

    • E. E. Gdoutos

    OriginalPaper Pages: R23 - R29

11. Response: Discussion of “Comparison of the criteria for mixed mode brittle fracture based on the preinstability stress-strain field. Part I: Slit and elliptical cracks under uniaxial tensile loading. Part II: Pure shear and uniaxial compressive loading”

    BriefCommunication Pages: R31 - R31