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Differentiation of Energy Functionals in Two-Dimensional Elasticity Theory for Solids with Curvilinear Cracks

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This paper considers the equations of two-dimensional elasticity theory in nonsmooth domains. The domains contain curvilinear cracks of variable length. On the crack faces, conditions are specified in the form of inequalities describing mutual nonpenetration of the crack faces. It is proved that the solutions of equilibrium problems with a perturbed crack converge to the solution of the equilibrium problem with an unperturbed crack in the corresponding space. The derivative of the energy functional with respect to the length of a curvilinear crack is obtained.

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Rudoy, E.M. Differentiation of Energy Functionals in Two-Dimensional Elasticity Theory for Solids with Curvilinear Cracks. Journal of Applied Mechanics and Technical Physics 45, 843–852 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:JAMT.0000046033.10086.86

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