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An extended compact tension specimen for fatigue crack growth and fracture testing

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  1. Mechanics of Materials Branch, NASA Langley Research Center, M.S. 188E, 23681-0001, Hampton, Virginia, USA

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Piascik, R.S., Newman, J.C. An extended compact tension specimen for fatigue crack growth and fracture testing. Int J Fract 76, R43–R48 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00048293

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