November 28, 2025Journal of MechanicsOpen Access

Internal cracks in layered nonlocal elastic media

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Field distribution is influenced by size effect in layered nonlocal elastic media, showing significant implications for material behavior.
Key results include insights from the Fourier–Bessel series method applied to the mixed boundary-value problem involving a circular crack.
Analysis utilized the DVP matrix method, which offers unconditional stability compared to traditional layer matrix methods.
This approach highlights the importance of material anisotropy and layering in understanding the effects of nonlocal parameters, suggesting further exploration.

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Observational analysis shows that size effect and layering influence field distribution in layered media, indicating important applications for nonlocal elasticity theory.

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Vattre et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6928f12ea65b730b9ea7a655 https://doi.org/10.1093/jom/ufaf040

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Observational analysis shows that size effect and layering influence field distribution in layered media, indicating important applications for nonlocal elasticity theory.

Internal cracks in layered nonlocal elastic media

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