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On the relationship between work and crack tip stress intensity in elasticity and plasticity

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  1. Department of Mechanical Engineering, Imperial College Exhibition Road, London SW7, UK

    C. E. Turner

  2. Center for Fracture Mechanics, Washington University St. Louis, 63130, Missouri, USA

    P. C. Paris

  3. Research and Development Laboratories, Westinghouse Electric Corp. Beulah Road, 15235, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

    H. Erns

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Turner, C.E., Paris, P.C. & Erns, H. On the relationship between work and crack tip stress intensity in elasticity and plasticity. Int J Fract 17, R151 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00681560

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