Pietro Cornetti

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List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Coupled versus energetic nonlocal failure criteria: a case study on the crack onset from circular holes under biaxial loadings	2023-09-12	Paper
Non-local criteria for the borehole problem: gradient elasticity versus finite fracture mechanics	2023-08-09	Paper
\(T\)-stress effects on crack deflection: straight vs. curved crack advance	2018-08-14	Paper
Nonlocal elasticity: an approach based on fractional calculus	2015-03-03	Paper
Brittle failures at rounded V-notches: a finite fracture mechanics approach	2015-03-03	Paper
The problem of the critical angle for edge and center V-notched structures	2013-12-19	Paper
Wave propagation in nonlocal elastic continua modelled by a fractional calculus approach	2012-12-20	Paper
On the most dangerous V-notch	2010-09-07	Paper
Static-kinematic fractional operators for fractal and non-local solids	2009-04-08	Paper
A stereological analysis of aggregate grading and size effect on concrete tensile strength	2009-01-28	Paper
A generalized Paris' law for fatigue crack growth	2007-10-29	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q5698839	2005-10-20	Paper
Calculation of the tensile and flexural strength of disordered materials using fractional calculus	2004-08-19	Paper
A disordered microstructure material model based on fractal geometry and fractional calculus	2004-03-15	Paper
Static-kinematic duality and the principle of virtual work in the mechanics of fractal media	2002-08-28	Paper
A fractional calculus approach to the description of stress and strain localization in fractal media	2002-01-02	Paper
Nonlinear consolidation of soil modeling and solution techniques	1994-12-11	Paper

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