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International Journal of Fracture CONTENTS OF VOLUME 85 (1997) Vol. 85, No. 1, 1997 Analysis on the applicability of direct current electrical potential method to the detection of N. TADA, Y. HAYASHI, damage by multiple small internal cracks T. KITAMURA and R. OHTANI Explicit formulations of the J-integral consider- ing higher order singular terms in eigenfunction YI-HENG CHEN and expansion forms Part I. Analytical treatments NORIO HASEBE The mode III axisymmetric crack problem in a non-homogeneous interfacial region between HALIDUN FILDIS and homogeneous half-spaces O. SELCUK YAHSI Stress intensity factor histories of a steadily prop- LIU CHUN-TU, WANG KAI agating crack under 3-D combined mode traction and LI XIANG-PING Collinear periodic cracks in _ anisotropic YIANTAI HU, YUYING HUANG bimaterials and WEIFANG ZHONG Elastoplastic analysis of layered materials under thermal loading: Edge cracks parallel to the M. OLSSON and interface A.E. GIANNAKOPOULOS Vol. 85, No. 2, 1997 Detection and measurement of fatigue crack in I. MOSTAFA, S. HAILU, HSLA steel with a dedicated ultrasonic pulse G. WELSCH, D. HAZONY and transmission method G.R. HALFORD 99-109 Approximate methods for predicting J-integral of a circumferentially surface-cracked pipe sub- ject to bending S. RAHMAN and F.W. BRUST Crack-tip fields in elastic-plastic material under plane stress mode I loading F.G. YUAN and S. YANG A comparison of a discrete dislocation model FRANZ O. RIEMELMOSER, and a continuous description of cyclic crack tip REINHARD PIPPAN and plasticity HEIN P. STUWE 157-168 406 On the contribution of a microhole in the near-tip JIAN-JUN HAN and stress field to the J-integral YI-HENG CHEN 169-183 Onset of multiple site damage and widespread fatigue damage in aging airplanes DAVID Y. JEONG and PIN TONG 185-200 Vol. 85, No. 3, 1997 Continuous near-tip fields for a dynamic crack propagating in a power-law elastic-plastic X.K. ZHU, K.C. HWANG material and G.T. LIU 201-209 Energy flux associated with a plane crack along J.H. CHANG and an (hyper)elastic bimaterial interface J.B. YEH A sandwich three-point bend specimen for test ing mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness for fiber-reinforced composite materials QI-ZHI WANG Partially stiffened elastic half-plane with an edge Y.A. ANTIPOV, D. BARDZOKAS crack and G.E. EXADAKTYLOS Numerical analysis of dynamic debonding under PHILIPPE H. GEUBELLE and anti-plane shear loading M. SCOT BREITENFELD Fatigue growth analysis of interacting and coa- X.B. LIN and lescing surface defects R.A. SMITH Vol. 85, No. 4, 1997 Mode I fracture modeling of elastomer tough- M. TODO, S.K. CHATURVEDI ened epoxy adhesive joints and R.L. SERAKOWSKI 301-312 rheoretical simulations of a propagating crack subjected to in-plane stress wave loading by YI-SHYONG ING and caustic method CHIEN-CHING MA 313-331 An influence function for stress intensity factors LESLIE BANKS-SILLS, of bimaterial notched bodies YING YUAN YANG and DIETRICH MUNZ 333-350 lhe effect of an elliptical inclusion on a crack DAI-HENG CHEN 351-364 Shielding effects and residual stresses at cleav- P. ANDERSSON and age due to pre-existing dislocations P. STAHLE 365-380 Dynamic crack growth across an interface T. SIEGMUND, N.A. FLECK and A. NEEDLEMAN