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In particular , Wolock and Newman ( 10 ] and Landel and Fedors ( 11 ) discussed
fracture surface topography and failure in amorphous polymers , respectively .
Following an overview of fracture ( including fatigue ) in polymers [ 12 ] , Andrews
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In particular , Wolock and Newman ( 10 ] and Landel and Fedors ( 11 ) discussed
fracture surface topography and failure in amorphous polymers , respectively .
Following an overview of fracture ( including fatigue ) in polymers [ 12 ] , Andrews
...
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The topic was also discussed in our earlier critical review ( 22 ] . Apart from these
general references cited , the organized and readily available literature in
English on fundamental aspects is not well developed . Not many textbooks and
...
The topic was also discussed in our earlier critical review ( 22 ] . Apart from these
general references cited , the organized and readily available literature in
English on fundamental aspects is not well developed . Not many textbooks and
...
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Indeed , waveform effects on fatigue crack propagation in notched specimens of
homogeneous polymers have been observed and are discussed in Section 3 . 4 .
Unnotched composites are discussed in Section 5 . 4 . Using a heat dissipation ...
Indeed , waveform effects on fatigue crack propagation in notched specimens of
homogeneous polymers have been observed and are discussed in Section 3 . 4 .
Unnotched composites are discussed in Section 5 . 4 . Using a heat dissipation ...
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Contents
Fatigue Crack Propagation | 74 |
Fatigue Fracture Micromechanisms in Engineering Plastics | 146 |
Composite Systems | 184 |
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