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On Graffi's reciprocal theorem in unbounded domains (English)
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1985
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A generalization of the reciprocal theorem of linear elastodynamics is proposed for a class of unbounded elastic bodies that may stiffen at infinity. It is achieved by means of some a-priori estimates derived in a previous paper of the authors, ibid. 14, 163-174 (1984; Zbl 0547.73011).
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Graffi's theorem
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generalization of the reciprocal theorem
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linear elastodynamics
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class of unbounded elastic bodies
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stiffen at infinity
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a-priori estimates
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