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Appendix : NOMENCLATURE

$ Principal strain ratio ($=E~ /el )
E.s von Mises equivalent strain
0, von Mises equivalent stress

El Maximum principal strain
E3 Minimum principal strain
C Half crack length
AJf Cyclic J-integral range