International Journal of Fracture 1997: Vol 86 Table of Contents

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International Journal of Fracture
CONTENTS OF VOLUME 86 (1997)
Vol. 86, Nos. 1-2, 1997
Preface
Foreword
Some recent developments in computational
modelling of concrete fracture RENE DE BORST
Computational analysis of interlaminar fracture F.-G. BUCHHOLZ,
of laminated composites R. RIKARDS and H. WANG
Computational modeling of the indentation of a A.P.S. SELVADURAI and
cracked poroelastic half-space A.T. MAHYARI
Development and application of micromechani- DONG-ZHI SUN,
cal material models for ductile fracture and creep MATTHIAS SESTER and
damage WINFRIED SCHMITT 75-90
A new generation of boundary element methods
in fracture mechanics M.H. ALIABADI 91-125
Computational dynamic fracture mechanics T. NISHIOKA 127-159
Body force method D.H. CHEN and
H. NISITANI 161-189
Vol. 86, No. 3, 1997
The blister test — Transition from plate to mem BRIAN COTTERELL
brane behaviour for an elastic material and ZHONG CHEN 191-198
Evaluation of 7-stresses and stress intensity fac-
tors in stationary thermoelasticity by the conser-
vation integral method J. SLADEK and V. SLADEK 199-229
Computing edge singularities in_ elastic
anisotropic three-dimensional domains ZOHAR YOSIBASH
402
Cohesive crack model with rate-dependent open-
ing and viscoelasticity: I. Mathematical model ZDENEK P. BAZANT AND
and scaling YUAN-NENG LI
Cohesive crack model with rate-dependent open-
ing and viscoelasticity: II. Numerical algorithm, YUAN-NENG LI and
behavior and size effect ZDENEK P. BAZANT 267-288
Vol. 86, No. 4, 1997
Displacement fields around a crack tip in K. ARAKAWA and
polymers K. TAKAHASHI 289-300
Invariant points on energy contours around a V. BONIFACE and
crack tip under mixed mode loading K.R.Y. SIMHA 301-325
Plane stress steady crack growth in a power-law T.Y. FAN, M.A. SUTTON
hardening material and L.X. ZHANG 327-341
Plane strain asymptotic fields for cracks
terminating at the interface between elastic and HONGRONG YU, YONG-LI WU
pressure-sensitive dilatant materials and GUOCHEN LI 343-360
Contact angle and contact mechanics of a K.M. LIECHTI, S.T. SCHNAPP
glass/epoxy interface and J.G. SWADENER 361-374
Prediction of stable crack growth using continu- E. THOMAS MOYER, JR.,
um damage mechanics HUGH McCOyY and
SHAHRAM SARKANI 375-384
A conservative integral for determining stress
intensity factors of a bimaterial strip LESLIE BANKS-SILLS 385-398