proposition 30.76 Griffith's criterion

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proposition 30.76: Griffith's criterion30.76equation 30.23: eq:elast-energy-density30.23remark 30.72: Stress concentration30.72example 30.77: Why glass is weak, and thin glass is not30.77phenomenon 30.73: Yield and brittle fracture30.73proof : ch:13-continuum-elasticity@proof-37proofproposition 30.41: Energy balance and its flux30.41proposition 30.30: Stability bounds30.30equation 30.21: eq:elast-hooke-isotropic30.21theorem 30.18: Cauchy: the stress tensor exists30.18equation 30.63: eq:elast-griffith30.63proposition 30.74: The maximum shear stress, and its indifference to pressure30.74proof : ch:13-continuum-elasticity@proof-35proof

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