Localized shear discontinuities near the tip of a mode I crack (Q1082902)
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Localized shear discontinuities near the tip of a mode I crack (English)
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1987
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In this paper we study the deformation and stress fields near the tip of a crack under plane strain mode I conditions. A fully nonlinear theory of finite deformations is used and the material, which is assumed to be homogeneous, isotropic, incompressible and elastic, is characterized by its stress-strain behavior in simple shear. For the class of materials considered the governing system of differential equations may lose ellipticity at sufficiently severe strains. The analysis is based on a direct asymptotic calculation. The results involve two curves, issuing from each crack-tip, across which the deformation gradient, the 'effective shear' and the stresses are discontinuous.
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overlapping subdomains
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two asymptotic solutions
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one non-elliptic
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other elliptic
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linear boundary-value problem
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two shocks
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discontinuous stress and deformation gradient fields
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continuous displacements and tractions
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near-tip states
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tip of a crack
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plane strain mode I conditions
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homogeneous
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isotropic
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incompressible
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stress-strain behavior
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simple shear
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system of differential equations
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lose ellipticity at sufficiently severe strains
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direct asymptotic calculation
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