Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics (journal)

*Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics* is a scientific journal focusing on the study of how and why materials crack and break. It explores the underlying principles (theory) and practical methods (application) to analyze, predict, and prevent fractures in structures like bridges, airplanes, and machinery. The journal publishes research that helps engineers design safer, more durable materials and structures by understanding the mechanics of cracks and failures at different scales and conditions. It bridges fundamental science and real-world engineering, facilitating advancements in materials science and structural integrity.