ArticleOriginal scientific text

Title

Stress equations of motion of Ignaczak type for the second axisymmetric problem of micropolar elastodynamics

Authors 1

Affiliations

  1. Institute of Mathematics, Technical University of Wrocław, Wybrzeże Wyspiańskiego 27, 50-370 Wrocław, Poland

Abstract

A second axially-symmetric initial-boundary value problem of linear homogeneous isotropic micropolar elastodynamics in which the displacement and rotation take the forms u̲=(0,uθ,0), φ̲=(φr,0,φz) ((r,θ,z) are cylindrical coordinates; cf. [17]) is formulated in a pure stress language similar to that of [12]. In particular, it is shown how u̲ and φ̲ can be recovered from a solution of the associated pure stress initial-boundary value problem, and how a singular solution corresponding to harmonic vibrations of a concentrated body couple in an infinite space can be obtained from the solution of a pure stress problem.

Keywords

stress equations of motion problem (SEMP), micropolar elasticity theory

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Pages:
251-265
Main language of publication
English
Received
1995-08-08
Published
1997
Exact and natural sciences