Fracture Shape is a geometric construct that specifies the spatial configuration of a fracture's boundaries in a fracture network, distinguished by its characterization of the fracture's planform morphology, such as elliptical, circular, or irregular, within the context of subsurface or material discontinuity modeling.
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“Hangman's Fracture” of the Cervical Spine
Richard C. Schneider, Kenneth E. Livingston, A. J. E. Cave et al. · Journal of neurosurgery · 1965 · 302 citations
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