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Singularity Characteristics for a Lip-Shaped Crack Subjected to Remote Biaxial Loading

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In this paper, the conformal mapping method was adopted to solve the problem of an infinite plate containing a central lip-shaped crack subjected to remote biaxial loading. A kind of leaf-shaped configuration was also constructed in order to solve the problem. The analytical result showed that the singularity order of the stress field at the tip of a lip-shaped crack remains -1/2, despite the difference in notch-crack width.

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Qiao, Y., Hong, Y. Singularity Characteristics for a Lip-Shaped Crack Subjected to Remote Biaxial Loading. International Journal of Fracture 96, 203–214 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1018735721419

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