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Critical dynamics of damage-failure transition in wide range of load intensity

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The self-similarity of characteristic stages of damage-failure transition has been studied both theoretically and experimentally, with the damage localization kinetics analyzed according to the nonlinearity of free energy release of solids with defects: Free energy in the generalized Ginzburg–Landau form reflecting the specific criticality of solids with defects, and the structural-scaling transition in the presence of two critical points separating qualitatively different material responses corresponds to the types of collective modes of defects. These collective modes have the nature of the self-similar solutions of the damage evolution equation. The final damage stage is associated with the singular self-similar blow-up solutions localized on a set of spatial scales. The presence of two singularities (the stress field at the crack tip and the blow-up damage modes) allows the interpretation of self-similarity of damage localization kinetics to be construed as a criticality sign of damage-failure transition and has been illustrated by the original experimental statements: transition from the steady state to branching crack dynamics, dynamic fragmentation statistics, resonance regimes of failure in shocked materials.

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Naimark, O., Bayandin, Y., Uvarov, S. et al. Critical dynamics of damage-failure transition in wide range of load intensity. Acta Mech 232, 1943–1959 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00707-020-02922-1

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