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Crack-Tip Opening as a Probe for Length-Scale Separation in Geometrically Nonlinear Solids
Soft elastic solids are highly deformable materials where fracture is driven by the complex coupling of geometric and material nonlinearities. While geometric nonlinearity (GNL) arises kinematically from the intrinsic capacity of solids to undergo large deformations, material nonlinearity stems from
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