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On the dynamic energy release rate in functionally graded materials

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By using the effective shear modulus and mass density, the influence of functional gradient on dynamic energy release rate is discussed under the condition of constant velocity of crack propagation.

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Weichen, S. On the dynamic energy release rate in functionally graded materials. Int J Fract 131, L31–L35 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10704-005-2597-8

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