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Non-singular solutions of GradEla models for dislocations: An extension to fractional GradEla

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    An account of non-singular solutions of gradient elasticity (GradEla) models for dislocations, along with clarifications of certain issues raised on previously published results, is given. Then, an extension to fractional GradEla solutions is pursued and certain preliminary results on this emerging topic are listed.

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