Stephanie C. TerMaath, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2000 | Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, United States |
Area:
Applied Mechanics, Civil EngineeringGoogle:
"Stephanie TerMaath"Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Mary Sansalone | grad student | 2000 | Cornell | |
| (A two-dimensional analytical technique for studying fracture in brittle materials containing interacting kinked and branched cracks.) | ||||
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| Yavuz AK, Phoenix SL, TerMaath SC. (2006) Multiple crack analysis in finite plates Aiaa Journal. 44: 2535-2541 |
| Yavuz AK, Phoenix SL, TerMaath SC. (2006) An accurate and fast analysis for strongly interacting multiple crack configurations including kinked (V) and branched (Y) cracks International Journal of Solids and Structures. 43: 6727-6750 |
| TerMaath S, Phoenix S. (2000) Investigation of a new analytical method for treating kinked cracks in a plate Astm Special Technical Publications. 331-347 |
| TerMaath SC, Ingraffea AR, Wawrzynek PA. (1999) Computational fracture mechanics approach for the analysis of facesheet-from-core disbond of honeycomb core sandwich panels Astm Special Technical Publication. 169-182 |