Influence of inclined electric fields on the effective fracture toughness of piezoelectric ceramics
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(8)- Effect of electric fields on fracture behavior of ferroelectric ceramics.
- Electrical fracture toughness for a conducting crack in ferroelectric ceramics
- Tubular channel growth in piezoelectric ceramics under electric fields
- Effective properties of cracked piezoelectrics with non-trivial crack face boundary conditions
- Tuning of non-uniform switch toughening in ferroelectric composites by an electric field
- Electric field dependence of the mode I energy release rate in single-edge cracked piezoelectric ceramics: effect due to polarization switching/dielectric breakdown
- Phase-field analysis for brittle fracture in ferroelectric materials with flexoelectric effect
- Effects of electric field gradient on an anti-plane crack in piezoelectric ceramics
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