A finite-volume-energy based approach to predict the static and fatigue behavior of components with sharp V-shaped notches

By P. Lazzarin, R. Zambardi. 2001

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Fatigue behavior and modeling of short fiber reinforced polymer composites: A literature review (2015, methodology): “Lazzarin and Zambardi (2001) suggested a strain energy density (SED) based method for estimating fatigue life of a linear elastic isotropic material by averaging the SED over a control volume.”
Two-dimensional fracture mechanics problems for solids with sharp and rounded V-notches (2010, background): “1998; Atzori et al. 1999; Suwito et al. 1999; Lazzarin and Zambardi 2001; Leguillon 2002; Strandberg 2002; Leguillon and Yosibash 2003; Krasovs’kyi 2006) and was later generalized to the case of mixed mode fracture (Seweryn and Mroz 1995; Mroz and Seweryn 1998; Seweryn 1998; Seweryn and eukaszewic”
A finite fracture mechanics approach to structures with sharp V-notches (2008, methodology): “Finally, among recent advances in the analysis of V-notched structures, we want to cite: the failure criterion proposed by Lazzarin and Zambardi [17], which assumes as a critical parameter the strain energy in a small region around the notch tip; the fracture criterion proposed by Leguillon [18,19],”