Fatigue properties of AA2024 for intermittent thermal healing and analysis of damage development using positron annihilation Doppler broadening technique (abstract)

The generation of deformation damage during fatigue loading in Al-Cu alloy studied by the Doppler Broadening technique

Energy based study of quasi-static delamination as a low cycle fatigue process

The concept of fatigue fracture toughness in fatigue delamination growth behavior

How literature reviews influence the selection of fatigue analysis framework

Characterising resistance to fatigue crack growth in adhesive bonds by measuring release of strain energy

The generation of deformation damage during fatigue loading in Al-Cu alloy studied by the Doppler Broadening technique

Damage evolution in GLARE fibre-metal laminate under repeated low-velocity impact tests

On the relationship between disbond growth and the release of strain energy

Development of fibre-metal laminates for improved impact performance

Experimental and Numerical Investigation of Metal Type and Thickness Effects on the Impact Resistance of Fiber Metal Laminates

Towards Understanding Fatigue Disbond Growth via Cyclic Strain Energy

Methods for the prediction of fatigue delamination growth in composites and adhesive bonds: A critical review

On the physical interpretation of the R-ratio effect and the LEFM parameters used for fatigue crack growth in adhesive bonds

Erratum to “Unraveling the myth of closure corrections: Sharpening the definition of opening and closure stresses with an energy approach” [Int. J. Fatigue 143 (2021) 106016] (International Journal of Fatigue (2021) 143, (S014211232030548X), (10.1016/j.ijfatigue.2020.106016))

Unraveling the myth of closure corrections: Sharpening the definition of opening and closure stresses with an energy approach

Measuring crack growth and related opening and closing stresses using continuous potential drop recording

Significantly enhanced structural integrity of adhesively bonded PPS and PEEK composite joints by rapidly UV-irradiating the substrates

Fibre bridging effect on the Paris relation for mode I fatigue delamination growth in composites with consideration of interface configuration

Stress ratio dependence of fiber bridging significance in mode I fatigue delamination growth of composite laminates