Modeling the variable amplitude fatigue of composite materials: A review and evaluation of the state of the art for spectrum loading

By N. Post, Scott W. Case, J. Lesko. 2008

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A review of non-destructive techniques used for mechanical damage assessment in polymer composites (2018, background): “the composite constituents (fibre, matrix and interfacial bonding) and the applied mechanical load (stress level of loading sequence, stress ratio) [1, 2].”
S-N Curve Models for Composite Materials Characterisation: An Evaluative Review (2018, background): “Post et al. [31] also selectively evaluated twelve fatigue life prediction models for spectrum loading applications; they summarized that most of the investigators who proposed models simply ﬁt them to their experimental results with their predictive ability remaining uncertain.”
Mathematical model for the prediction of strength degradation of composites subjected to constant amplitude fatigue (2017, unknown): “The solution for this problem could be found in two different approaches usually referred to in the literature as mechanistic and phenomenological [10,11].”