Notch Fracture
Notch Fracture is a fracture mechanics phenomenon characterized by the localized intensification of stress at the tip of a physical discontinuity—specifically a sharp or machined notch in a material—leading to crack initiation and propagation under applied loading, thereby serving as a critical indicator of structural integrity in notched components.
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