Limiting equilibrium state of a transversely isotropic body with a healed penny-shaped crack

V. P. Sylovanyuk; D. V. Rudavskyi; V. O. Melnyk

doi:10.1007/s11003-026-01040-y

January 28, 2026Materials Science

Limiting equilibrium state of a transversely isotropic body with a healed penny-shaped crack

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The equilibrium state reveals critical insights about structural integrity in materials with flaws.
Mechanical properties of transversely isotropic bodies are examined, focusing on their response to healed cracks.
Analytical approach explores the implications of healed penny-shaped cracks on material behavior under stress.
Further studies are needed to explore applications in engineering and materials science based on these findings.

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Observational analysis uncovers the limiting equilibrium state in transversely isotropic bodies with healed cracks, indicating potential applications in material science.

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