Multiaxial Fatigue is a fatigue failure mechanism characterized by the initiation and propagation of cracks in materials subjected to complex, non-proportional, or varying-directional cyclic stresses and strains in multiple axes simultaneously, distinguishing it from uniaxial fatigue by its dependence on multiaxial loading paths and associated stress-strain interactions.
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