Experimental Stress Separation Technique Using Thermoelasticity and Photoelasticity and Its Application to Fracture Mechanics

Experimental Stress Separation Technique Using Thermoelasticity and Photoelasticity and Its Application to Fracture Mechanics
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10.1299/jsmea.47.298
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2004-07
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Jsme International Journal Series A-solid Mechanics and Material Engineering
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T. Sakagami;S. Kubo;Yasuyuki Fujinami;Y. Kojima
T. Sakagami;S. Kubo;Yasuyuki Fujinami;Y. Kojima
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作者:
T. Sakagami;S. Kubo;Yasuyuki Fujinami;Y. Kojima

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