elastostatically

adv

elastostatically

adv

Etymology From elastostatic + -ally.

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In terms of elastostatics.

  • From this elastostatically computed energy, Griffith was able to derive conditions for the propagation of the crack.1958 March 1, Leon Knopoff, “Energy Release in Earthquakes”, in Geophysical Journal International, volume 1, number 1, page 44:

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