Int J Fract
 2018
DOI: 10.1007/s10704-018-0292-9
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Crack nucleation from a wedge disclination dipole with shift of rotation axes

Mao S. Wu
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“…The crack behavior at various disclination dipole configurations in loaded infinite elastic media was studied in Refs. [129][130][131]. Other models for crack formation in the presence of disclinations included various aspects of disclination screening [132][133][134] and blocked deformation twins [135,136].…”
Section: Crack Nucleation At Disclinations Diffusion In An Elastic Field Of Disclinationsmentioning
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Elasticity Boundary-Value Problems for Straight Wedge Disclinations. A Review on Methods and Results

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Kolesnikova2
2021
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“…The crack behavior at various disclination dipole configurations in loaded infinite elastic media was studied in Refs. [129][130][131]. Other models for crack formation in the presence of disclinations included various aspects of disclination screening [132][133][134] and blocked deformation twins [135,136].…”
Section: Crack Nucleation At Disclinations Diffusion In An Elastic Field Of Disclinationsmentioning
confidence: 99%

Elasticity Boundary-Value Problems for Straight Wedge Disclinations. A Review on Methods and Results

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A nanoscale study of nucleation and propagation of Zener types cracks at dislocations: Phase field crystal model

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Disclination-dislocation based model for grain boundary stress field evolution due to slip transmission history and influence on subsequent dislocation transmission

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