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Quasi-static evolution for fatigue debonding

Alessandro Ferriero — 2008

ESAIM: Control, Optimisation and Calculus of Variations

The propagation of fractures in a solid undergoing cyclic loadings is known as the . In this paper, we present a time continuous model for fatigue, in the special situation of the debonding of thin layers, coming from a time discretized version recently proposed by Jaubert and Marigo [ (2005) 550–556]. Under very general assumptions on the surface energy density and on the applied displacement, we discuss the well-posedness of our problem and we give the main properties of the...

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