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Response: Discussion of “efficient finite element methods for stress intensity factors using weight functions,” by R. C. Labbens

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  1. D. M. Parks, International Journal of Fracture 10 (1974) 487–507.

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  2. H. D. Hibbitt, private communication. See also MARC-CDC User's Manual vol 4, Marc Analysis Research Corporation, 105 Medway Street, Providence, Rhode Island 02906 USA.

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  1. Division of Engineering, Brown University, 02912, Providence, Rhode Island, USA

    R. M. McMeeking & P. C. Paris

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McMeeking, R.M., Paris, P.C. Response: Discussion of “efficient finite element methods for stress intensity factors using weight functions,” by R. C. Labbens. Int J Fract 11, 1059 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00033856

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