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Modeling Fatigue-Induced Anisotropic Quasi-Brittle Damage Based on the Endurance Surface Concept
This work proposes a novel continuum damage framework for fatigue based on the endurance-surface concept and uses the energy-release rate as the driving force. Damage evolution is governed by the distance of the thermodynamic driving force from the endurance surface. In contrast to classic failure s
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