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Anisimov A.E., Zdanchuk E.V., and Lalin V.V., "Surface of Discontinuity in Anisotropic Reduced Cosserat Continuum: Uniqueness Theorem for Dynamic Problems with Discontinuities," Mech. Solids. 55 (7), 1051-1056 (2020)
Year 2020 Volume 55 Number 7 Pages 1051-1056
DOI 10.3103/S0025654420070031
Title Surface of Discontinuity in Anisotropic Reduced Cosserat Continuum: Uniqueness Theorem for Dynamic Problems with Discontinuities
Author(s) Anisimov A.E. (Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, St. Petersburg, 195251 Russia, alex.evg.anisimov@yandex.ru)
Zdanchuk E.V. (Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, St. Petersburg, 195251 Russia, zelizaveta@yandex.ru)
Lalin V.V. (Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, St. Petersburg, 195251 Russia, vllalin@yandex.ru)
Abstract An isolated surface that moves relative to the micropolar media and across which the first derivatives of variables are discontinuous is considered. The reduced Cosserat continuum is an elastic medium where all translations and rotations are independent. Moreover, the force stress tensor is asymmetric and the couple stress tensor is equal to zero. Continuity conditions were established and it is shown that the first derivative of the rotation vector cannot have discontinuities. It is demonstrated that the solution in this case is unique.
Keywords micropolar continuum, reduced Cosserat continuum, surface of strong discontinuity, gran- ular materials, kinematic and dynamic conditions, uniqueness theorem
Received 16 March 2019Revised 31 October 2019Accepted 23 November 2019
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