OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of International Journal of Fracture is 15. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)

Article	Citations
Enhanced resistance of mode II fracture by nonlocal interactions in 2D locally resonant elastic wave metamaterials	55
Simulation of dynamic brittle and quasi-brittle fracture: a revisited local damage approach	53
Fracture toughness characterization of 3D-printed advanced structured specimens by digital image correlation	48
Transient heat conduction in the cracked medium by Guyer–Krumhansl model	43
A novel model for corrosion-induced cracking and spalling in reinforced concrete structures	32
Influence of self-weight on size effect of quasi-brittle materials: generalized analytical formulation and application to the failure of irregular masonry arches	32
Modelling of ductile fracture considering the effect of stress triaxiality and the energy partition theory in thin high-strength steel sheets	26
Investigation on the dynamic fracture behavior of A508-III steel based on Johnson–Cook model	26
Energy release rate of a mode-I crack in pure shear specimens subjected to large deformation	21
Study on the whole dynamical fracture process of sandstone samples	20
The effect of residual stress on the fracture toughness of Ti–6Al–4V produced by laser-based powder bed fusion	20
Revisiting facet nucleation under mixed mode I + III loading with T-stress and mode-dependent fracture properties	17
Crack growth behavior of U71MnG rail steel under overload conditions described using a dislocation correction model	16
Isogeometric multilayer thin-shell analysis of failure in composite structures with hygrothermal effects	16
Adaptive method for phase-field fracture using a volume weighted Quickselect algorithm	16
Interaction of crack and hole: effects on crack trajectory, crack driving force and fracture toughness	15
Incremental closure method to estimate changes in contact stress distributions for partially closed fatigue cracks in mode I loading	15
Improved cohesive zone model: integrating strain rate, plastic strain, variable damping, and enhanced constitutive law for fracture propagation	15
Less is more: removing a single bond increases the toughness of elastic networks	15