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How to extract a crack opening from a continuous damage finite-element computation?

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Figure 1: Conceptual model of an unidimensional bar in tension. (a) Geometry of the bar with boundary conditions, (b) Displacement profile, (c) Strain profile and (d) Regularized strain profile.
Table 1: Material parameters for finite element com- com-putations.
Figure 3: Global response of the bar in traction.
Figure 8: Evolution of the displacement jump vs load- load-ing.

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