Abstract
The paper presents a solution of the problem of determining the stress state in an elastic isotropic half-space with a crack intersecting its boundary under harmonic longitudinal shear vibrations. The vibrations are excited by a regular action of a harmonic shear load on the crack shores. The solution method is based on the use of the discontinuous solution of the Helmholtz equation, which allows one to reduce the original problem to a singular integro-differential equation for the unknown jump of the displacement on the crack surface. The solution of this equation is complicated by the existence of a fixed singularity of its kernel. Therefore, one of the main results is the development of an efficient approximate method for solving such equations, which takes into account the true asymptotics of the unknown function. The latter allows one to obtain a high-precision approximate formula for calculating the stress intensity factor.
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