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How Stress Barriers and Fracture Toughness Heterogeneities Arrest Buoyant Hydraulic Fractures
In our study, we investigated the impact of changes in Mode I fracture toughness and stress barriers on fully developed planar, buoyant hydraulic fractures assuming linear elastic hydraulic fracture mechanics. We present scaling-based arguments to predict the interaction type and use numerical simul
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