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The Benefits and Challenges of Interdisciplinary Research

This brief review takes a look at our joint research with Prof. G.I. Barenblatt and at some outcomes of his interdisciplinary initiatives. The research covers the issues of self-similarity in fatigue fracture, jump-like growth of fatigue cracks, and damage accumulation on different scales.

L. R. Botvina

[1] Michele Ciavarella,et al. One, no one, and one hundred thousand crack propagation laws: A generalized Barenblatt and Botvina dimensional analysis approach to fatigue crack growth , 2008 .

[2] L. Botvina,et al. On the Concentration Criterion of Fracture , 2017 .

[3] Self-oscillatory modes of fatigue fracture and the formation of self-similar structures at the fracture surface , 1993, Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A: Mathematical and Physical Sciences.

[4] G. I. Barenblatt,et al. INCOMPLETE SELF‐SIMILARITY OF FATIGUE IN THE LINEAR RANGE OF CRACK GROWTH , 1980 .

[5] Some observations and measurements on mixed fatigue/tensile crack growth in aluminium alloys , 1976 .

[6] D. Bahat. Correlation between fracture surface morphology and orientation of cross-fold joints in Eocene chalks around Beer Sheva, Israel , 1987 .

[7] P. Forsyth. Fatigue damage and crack growth in aluminium alloys , 1963 .

[8] G. I. Barenblatt,et al. A note concerning power-type constitutive equations of deformation and fracture of solids , 1982 .

[9] L. Botvina,et al. Premonitory transformation of steel fracturing and seismicity , 1997 .

[10] J. Ion. Chapter 10 – Deformation and Fracture , 2005 .

[11] G. I. Barenblatt,et al. Scaling Phenomena in Fatigue and Fracture , 2004 .

[12] P. C. Paris,et al. A Critical Analysis of Crack Propagation Laws , 1963 .