2014
DOI: 10.1007/s11029-014-9447-6
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Fracture of a composite reinforced by unidirectional fibers

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“…Singular integral equations ( 32), ( 33) and the algebraic system of equations ( 25), ( 26), (31) and also (19) are the main resolving equations of the problem and can determine the functions g(x), g 1 (y) and the coefficients a 2k , b 2k , A 2k .…”
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“…Singular integral equations ( 32), ( 33) and the algebraic system of equations ( 25), ( 26), (31) and also (19) are the main resolving equations of the problem and can determine the functions g(x), g 1 (y) and the coefficients a 2k , b 2k , A 2k .…”
Section: Solution Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Algebraic systems (39), ( 40) and ( 41), ( 42) are connected with infinite linear systems ( 25), ( 26), ( 31), (19), wherein instead of B 2k , B Ã 2k , B 0 2k and F 2k the relations in the form of integral sums were substituted. Under the given interference function of the connection of the binder and fibre, the mentioned system completely determines the solution of the fracture mechanics problem of a composite body (composite).…”
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