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Mode-I J-integral via peridynamic stresses

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Nodal stresses are exploited in peridynamics to investigate the mode-I J-integral of single edge- and center-cracked plates with initial crack length-plate width ratios from 0.1 through 0.5. Computed values of the J-integral on six different contours differ from each other by about 1% and are compared and discussed with analytical methods, with finite element analysis as well as with previous peridynamic studies. Simulation results show that mode-I J-integral via peridynamic stresses are highly accurate.

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Le, MQ. Mode-I J-integral via peridynamic stresses. Int J Fract 241, 143–151 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10704-023-00691-1

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