CONFIGURATIONAL FORCE EXERTED ON AN INHOMOGENEITY BY A PILEUP OF SCREW DISLOCATIONS
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https://doi.org/10.7251/COMEN1701014LAbstract
Configurational forces exerted by a screw dislocation pileup on a circular inhomogeneity or a bimaterial interface are determined for a given number of dislocations, the level of remotely applied stress, and a specified degree of material inhomogeneity. The interface shear stress is also evaluated and discussed.
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