Generalized J-integral and three-dimensional fracture mechanics. II. Surface crack problems
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The author has proposed earlier [part I, ibid. 11, 21-52 (1981; Zbl 0484.73087)] a generalized J-integral for three-dimensional fracture problem in which the crack was contained strictly in the material and the crack surface was stress free. In the paper under review he treats the case where the crack intersects the surface of the material, and moreover the crack itself is pressurized.
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