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Peeling of a cylindrical layer

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The problem of the peeling of an elastic layer from the “rigid” wall of a cylindrical cavity is considered. A closed form analytical solution is obtained and numerical results are presented revealing characteristic features of the phenomenon.

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On considère le problème du pelage d'une couche élastique à partir de la paroi réputée d'une cavité cylindrique. On obtient une solution analytique de forme fermée; les résultats numériques qui sont présentés révèlent les composantes caractéristiques du phénomène.

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Bottega, W.J. Peeling of a cylindrical layer. Int J Fract 38, 3–14 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00034272

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