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(a) Elliptical hole in a infinite elastic thin plate. (b) Semi-elliptical notch in a semi-infinite elastic thin plate. In both cases, remote load is applied perpendicular to major axis and at location very far from the discontinuity.

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Round-notched bar

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(a) 3D specimen with hole through. (b) 3D notched specimen.

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(a) Single-notch stress lines. (b) Periodic-discrete-notch configuration. Stress is relaxed due to neighboring notches.

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Figure Legend:
A sinusoidal surface. The maximum SCF is found at the troughs of the waves [61].

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Random rough surface with a prescribed finite autocorrelation length and whose heights are normally distributed. An analytical solution for the root-mean-square SCF of the 2D version was derived and reported in Ref. [65].

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Figure Legend:
An example case to illustrate the random surfaces resulting from corrosion, the stress distributions, and the SCF (K in the figures) for: (a) and (b) an early stage corroded surface, and (c) and (d) the same surface at a later stage of corrosion. (a) and (c) are atomic force scans and (b) and (d) are finite element models.