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NTIS 바로가기Engineering fracture mechanics, v.17 no.1, 1983년, pp.1 - 15
Yukitaka, M. , Masahiro, E.
A geometrical parameter which controls the fatigue strength of materials containing small defects is proposed considering the fact that the fatigue limit is not the critical condition under which no crack appears but the threshold condition where cracks emanating from defects cease to propagate. The...
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