Theory of stress transfer in a 0^-90^- 0^ cross-ply laminate containing a parallel array of transverse cracks
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- Analysis of Orthogonally Cracked Laminates Under Tension
- Note on the Theorem of the Symmetry of the Stress Tensor
- On the Plane Elastostatic Problem of a Loaded Crack Terminating at a Material Interface
- Stress fields in composite laminates
- The effect of couple-stresses on the corner singularity due to an asymmetric shear loading
- Theory of stress transfer in a \(0^{\circ{}}-90^{\circ{}}- 0^{\circ{}}\) cross-ply laminate containing a parallel array of transverse cracks
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- Transverse matrix cracks in cross-ply laminates: Stress transfer, stiffness reduction and crack opening profiles
- Thermal conductivity and expansion of cross-ply composites with matrix cracks
- Variation-based cracked laminate analysis revisited and fundamentally extended
- A representative volume element based on translational symmetries for FE analysis of cracked laminates with two arrays of cracks
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