Applied Mathematics and Mechanics (English Edition) ›› 1982, Vol. 3 ›› Issue (4): 521-526.

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DISCUSSION ON THE SIF FOR POINTS ON BORDER OF ELLIPTICAL FLAT CRACK INSIDE INFINITE SOLID UNDER UNIFORM TENSION

蔡增伸   

  1. Zhejiang Institute of Technology
  • 收稿日期:1981-08-11 出版日期:1982-07-18 发布日期:1982-07-18

DISCUSSION ON THE SIF FOR POINTS ON BORDER OF ELLIPTICAL FLAT CRACK INSIDE INFINITE SOLID UNDER UNIFORM TENSION

Cai Zeng-shen   

  1. Zhejiang Institute of Technology
  • Received:1981-08-11 Online:1982-07-18 Published:1982-07-18

摘要: Using the results of crack surface displacement field in Green-Sneddon’s solution[1] and coordinate transformation, this paper has derived an expression K1(x1,z1,a) for SIF at any point and at any orientation on the border of elliptical flat crack inside infinite solid under uniform tension. As a complement of Irwin’s work[3], it is shown that for any pointed point on the elliptical border the SIF defined on normal plane takes the maximum value. And it should be pointed out that in some works some idea concerning Irvin’s contents is open to question. An expression K1 in terms of polar angle which is more intuitional than centrifugal angle is proposed for SIF at any point on the elliptical border.

关键词: option, Black-Scholes formula, differential equation

Abstract: Using the results of crack surface displacement field in Green-Sneddon’s solution[1] and coordinate transformation, this paper has derived an expression K1(x1,z1,a) for SIF at any point and at any orientation on the border of elliptical flat crack inside infinite solid under uniform tension. As a complement of Irwin’s work[3], it is shown that for any pointed point on the elliptical border the SIF defined on normal plane takes the maximum value. And it should be pointed out that in some works some idea concerning Irvin’s contents is open to question. An expression K1 in terms of polar angle which is more intuitional than centrifugal angle is proposed for SIF at any point on the elliptical border.

Key words: option, Black-Scholes formula, differential equation

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