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G. S. Kit, Ya. I. Kunets, and V. V. Mikhas'kiv, "Interaction of a stationary wave with a thin low stiffness penny-shaped inclusion in an elastic body," Mech. Solids. 39 (5), 64-70 (2004)
Year 2004 Volume 39 Number 5 Pages 64-70
Title Interaction of a stationary wave with a thin low stiffness penny-shaped inclusion in an elastic body
Author(s) G. S. Kit (Lvov)
Ya. I. Kunets (Lvov)
V. V. Mikhas'kiv (Lvov)
Abstract Asymptotic expansion matching and boundary integral equation methods are utilized to investigate the stress-strain state of an elastic body that contains a penny-shaped inclusion and is subjected to a stationary elastic wave. The inclusion has full contact with the body. The behavior of the solution near the edges of the inclusion, where the boundary layer phenomenon is observed, is investigated. Previously, the asymptotic expansion matching method was utilized to solve 2D static [1, 2] and dynamic [3-5] problems related to the interaction of a thin elastic inclusion with a matrix and to bodies with thin cuts [6, 7]. The boundary integral equation technique was utilized to investigate the stress-strain state of elastic bodies with spatial cracks [8-10].
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Received 10 September 2002
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