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Three-dimensional speckle interferometric investigation of the stress-intensity factor along a crack front

https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02324837
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Displacement measurements in the interior of 3-D bodies using scattered-light speckle patterns
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An approximate three-dimensional theory of plates with application to crack problems
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Photoelastic Investigation of a Thick Plate With a Transverse Crack
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On the Three-Dimensional Theory of Cracked Plates
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Bending of a Cracked Plate With Arbitrary Stress Distribution Across the Thickness

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Interferometry in scattered coherent light applied to the analysis of cracking in concrete
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Boundary element analysis of CT specimens with straight and curved crack fronts
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Surface and interior strain fileds measured by multiple-embedded-grid moiré and strain gages
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Embedded fine-grid method applied to three-dimensional stress-intensity-factor analysis
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A new method for quantitative modelling of quasibrittle fracture
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Holographic, speckle and moiré techniques in optical metrology
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Measurement of dynamic crack tip displacement field by speckle photography and interferometry
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Scattered Light Speckle Interferometry
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Full-field laser metrology for fluid velocity measurement
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Near-Tip Crack Displacement Measurements During High-Temperature Fatigue
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On the Three-Dimensional Implications of LEFM: Finite Element Analysis of Straight and Curved Through-Cracks in a Plate
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