Abstract

This study builds upon some recent results in the literature regarding the asymptotic behavior of bimaterial interface cracks, and gives the general form, both oscillatory and nonoscillatory, of the crack-tip stress and displacement fields for stationary and steadily growing interface cracks in anisotropic bimaterials, which are equivalent to complete Williams-type series expansions. Special cases, such as cracks in homogeneous anisotropic materials and interface cracks with decoupled antiplane shear and in-plane deformations, are discussed briefly. Explicit series expansions of the stress and displacement fields in crack-tip polar coordinates are derived for both stationary and steadily propagating interface cracks in isotropic bimaterials.

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