Interaction of a crack and in inclusion in a piezoceramic half-space
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The mechanics of fracture of piezoceramic materials with cracks was examined in [3]. The authors also solved a problem with rectilinear tunnel-like cracks at a boundary with a conductor. The formulation of correct boundary conditions on the edges of cracks in a piezoceramic medium was discussed in [6]. The work [I] considered a boundary-value problem of electroelasticity for a curvilinear crack in an infinite medium.
Inhomogeneity in solid mechanics, interaction, Green's function, Brittle damage, boundary-value problem, reduce problem to system of singular integral equations, Electromagnetic effects in solid mechanics, thin inclusion, piezoceramic half-space, cracks, realized numerically
Inhomogeneity in solid mechanics, interaction, Green's function, Brittle damage, boundary-value problem, reduce problem to system of singular integral equations, Electromagnetic effects in solid mechanics, thin inclusion, piezoceramic half-space, cracks, realized numerically
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