The mixed initial-boundary value problem for the equations of nonlinear one-dimensional viscoelasticity
The mixed initial-boundary value problem for the equations of nonlinear one-dimensional viscoelasticity
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DOI:
10.1016/0022-0396(69)90118-1
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发表时间:
1969-07
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2.4
通讯作者:
C. Dafermos
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作者:
C. Dafermos
It has been proved (Lax [I], MacCamy-Mizel[2]) that the equations of one-dimensional nonlinear elasticity do not admit, in general, smooth solutions in the large. It is expected though, that if the stress depends on the history of motion in an appropriate fashion, then smooth solutions exist.The simplest model of a solid with history dependence is provided by one-dimensional viscoelasticity, where the stress a is a function of the deformation gradient u, and its time derivative zi,. Greenberg, MacCamy and Mizel [3] have considered the semilinear case, cr (uZ, zi.)=~ J (zL~)+ ti, where 93 is a strictly increasing function. They prove the existence of a unique solution which is asymptotically stable. In this paper we consider the traction boundary value problem in the general case where O (U,, ti,) may be nonlinear in both u,, zi,. The form of the dependence of CT (U~, 2%) on ti, is restricted by the requirement that the viscosity be bounded away from zero. On the contrary, the dependence on U, is essentially unrestricted apart from certain requirements of boundedness.