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Continual-discrete modelling of a multicomponent laminar body by using a system of two-dimensional continua (English)
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1989
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A method is considered for constructing continuous-discrete models of multicomponent layered bodies by using a system consisting of an arbitrary number of two-dimensional continua with finite intervals between them. Consistency relationships are presented for the fundamental kinematic deformation, and dynamic parameters which enable rheological relationships to be obtained for the body as a whole taking the properties and nature of the interaction of the individual components into account. An example of the modelling of a thin laminar elastic body is examined. Methods for modelling a biological membrane are discussed.
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Consistency relationships
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fundamental kinematic deformation
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dynamic parameters
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rheological relationships
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