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    English: This is a secondary crack formed from a preexisting crack inside a material under compression.
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    Source Fracture in Compression of Brittle Solids. The National Academies Press, 1983, doi:10.17226/19491.
    Author Ali S. Argon

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    A secondary crack growing from the tip of an original crack

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