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Reply: Comment: On the physical meaning of the Paris equation,” by R. J. DiMelfi

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International Journal of Fracture 40 (1989) immediately preceding.

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Krausz, K., Krausz, A.S. Reply: Comment: On the physical meaning of the Paris equation,” by R. J. DiMelfi. Int J Fract 40, R38 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00963977

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