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Elastodynamic Unilateral Contact Problems with Friction for Bodies with Cracks

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A complete and consistent review is made of the results of studies into the contact interaction of crack edges by methods of fracture mechanics. Also some new results are presented.

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Guz, A.N., Zozulya, V.V. Elastodynamic Unilateral Contact Problems with Friction for Bodies with Cracks. International Applied Mechanics 38, 895–932 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1021266113662

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