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A closed-form solution to the equivalent through-crack model for surface cracks
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    A closed-form solution to the equivalent through-crack model for surface cracks (English)
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    A closed-form solution for plates containing surface cracks is obtained by using an equivalent through-crack model, which reduces the three- dimensional problem of the surface cracked plates to a two-dimensional Hilbert problem. The effect of surface crack is replaced by a continuous distribution of forces N(x,0) and moments M(x,0) applied along the crack face of the equivalent through-crack model. A convenient form of expressing these forces and moments is by using power polynomials. Then the singular integral equation, expressing the solution of the Hilbert problem can be readily integrated.
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    crack opening displacement
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    Cauchy kernel
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    system of unknown
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    coefficients
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    stress fields
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    displacement fields
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    stress intensity
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    factor
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    closed-form solution
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    plates containing surface cracks
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    equivalent through-crack model
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    reduces the three-dimensional problem
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    two-dimensional Hilbert problem
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    continuous distribution of forces
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    moments
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    power polynomials
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    singular integral equation
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