Motivated by recent theoretical studies concerning degenerate states of crack propagation in an orthotropic medium, the analysis of the corresponding elastodynamic Mode-I is resumed in order to point out its main features compared with those of an ordinary state of crack propagation as well as of Mode-II degenerate states. It will be shown that a Mode-I degenerate state of crack propagation is very sensitive to a small perturbation of the instantaneous crack velocity which may be responsible for crack instability.

Piva A., Viola E., Tornabene F. (2006). Elastodynamic Degenerate States for a Crack in an Orthotropic Medium. MECCANICA, 41, 363-373 [10.1007/s11012-005-4010-0].

Elastodynamic Degenerate States for a Crack in an Orthotropic Medium

PIVA, ALDINO;VIOLA, ERASMO;TORNABENE, FRANCESCO
2006

Abstract

Motivated by recent theoretical studies concerning degenerate states of crack propagation in an orthotropic medium, the analysis of the corresponding elastodynamic Mode-I is resumed in order to point out its main features compared with those of an ordinary state of crack propagation as well as of Mode-II degenerate states. It will be shown that a Mode-I degenerate state of crack propagation is very sensitive to a small perturbation of the instantaneous crack velocity which may be responsible for crack instability.
2006
Piva A., Viola E., Tornabene F. (2006). Elastodynamic Degenerate States for a Crack in an Orthotropic Medium. MECCANICA, 41, 363-373 [10.1007/s11012-005-4010-0].
Piva A.; Viola E.; Tornabene F.
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