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Singularity fields at the tip of a crack running dynamically along the interface between two anisotropic solids are extracted from the analytical solution. The dependence of the oscillatory index and the energy factor on the crack speed v stimulates new concepts on interfacial fracture mechanics, especially in the range close to the lower Rayleigh wave speed. The interlayer fracture model clears several ambiguities caused by a mathematically sharp interface, such as the judgement of crack tip contact, the near tip mode mixity, the dynamic arrest of a running interfacial crack, and the dislocation emission from the interface crack tip.

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Yang, W. (1991). New Insights on Interfacial Fracture Mechanics. In: Teoh, S.H., Lee, K.H. (eds) Fracture of Engineering Materials and Structures. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-3650-1_6

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