Comput Mech
 2012
DOI: 10.1007/s00466-012-0754-2
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Analysis of an arbitrarily oriented crack in a finite piezoelectric plane via the hybrid extended displacement discontinuity-fundamental solution method

CuiYing Fan
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Minghao Zhao
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Jiapeng Wang
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et al.
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“…Fan (NLHEDD-FS) method under both electrically impermeable and semi-permeable conditions [40]. Very recently, Fan et al extended the NLHEDD-FS method to the PS model analysis of an arbitrarily oriented crack in a finite 2D piezoelectric medium [41].…”
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Extended displacement discontinuity method for nonlinear analysis of penny-shaped cracks in three-dimensional piezoelectric media

Fan
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Guo
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Dang
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“…Fan (NLHEDD-FS) method under both electrically impermeable and semi-permeable conditions [40]. Very recently, Fan et al extended the NLHEDD-FS method to the PS model analysis of an arbitrarily oriented crack in a finite 2D piezoelectric medium [41].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Extended displacement discontinuity method for nonlinear analysis of penny-shaped cracks in three-dimensional piezoelectric media

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Electro-elastic fields in an elliptic piezoelectric plane with an elliptic hole or a crack of arbitrary location

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A novel method for calculating dislocation Green's functions and deformation in a transversely isotropic and layered elastic half-space

Zhou
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Pan
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