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Dynamic dislocations solution to elastoplastic moving cracks

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In the range of micro-cosmic, an analogy between linear dislocation arrays and moving cracks is drawn, then elastoplastic moving crack problems are derived by superposition of distribution of dislocations. Various dynamical crack-opened-displacements are derived, which gives an elastoplastic stability criterion of moving cracks. In this paper, modes I, II, III moving crack problems are discussed respectively.

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Zhi-su, Z. Dynamic dislocations solution to elastoplastic moving cracks. Appl Math Mech 9, 359–367 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02456116

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