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The problem of interaction between a misfitting inclusion and a crack in an infinite elastic medium

โœ Scribed by P. S. Theocaris; N. I. Ioakimidis


Publisher
Springer Netherlands
Year
1979
Tongue
English
Weight
380 KB
Volume
9
Category
Article
ISSN
0374-3535

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โœฆ Synopsis


The problem of interaction between a curvilinear crack (or a system of such cracks) and a misfitting inclusion of arbitrary shape (or a system of such inclusions) inside an infinite isotropic elastic medium of the same material as the inclusion was solved by using the complex potential technique and reducing the problem to a complex Cauchy type singular integral equation along the crack only (or the system of cracks).

RI~SUMI~

Le probl~me de l'inttuence mutuelle d'une fissure curviligne (ou d'un syst~me de telles fissures) et une inclusion malajust6e de forme arbitraire (ou un syst~me de telles inclusions) dans un milieu infini ~lastique isotrope du m~me mat6riau que l'inclusion a ~t~ r~solu en utilisant la technique des potentiels complexes et en r6duisant ainsi le probl6me ~ une 6quation int~grale singuli~re complexe du type Cauchy seulement le long de la fissure (ou du syst~me des fissures).


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