“…However, kernel functions have been derived for some fundamental cases accounting for finiteness of domains. Some of the examples involving single dislocations or dislocation arrays include geometries such as an elastic half-space (Head, 1953;Jagannadham and Marcinkowski, 1978;Lee and Dundurs, 1973;Lubarda and Kouris, 1996b;Ma and Lin, 2001) an infinitely long strip with two parallel free surfaces (Fotuhi and Fariborz, 2008;Moss and Hoover, 1978;Nabarro and Kostlan, 1978), a straight, rigid interface separating two dissimilar half-spaces (Chou et al, 1975;Jagannadham and Marcinkowski, 1980). These kernel functions aim at providing fundamental solutions based on discrete dislocations to the problems of image fields, but may differ based on the conceptual appeal (e.g., image dislocation versus surface dislocations).…”