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A hydrogen-informed Rice-Beltz model for crack-tip dislocation emission under mixed-mode loading
The fundamental competition between crack-tip cleavage and dislocation emission dictates the ductile-to-brittle transition in crystalline solids. In hydrogen-charged environments, this delicate balance is disrupted, yet existing models often struggle to self-consistently capture the atomic-scale the
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