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The Cauchy problem for the linear hyperbolic equations system of the theory of thermoelasticity of the temperature rate - dependent solids
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    The Cauchy problem for the linear hyperbolic equations system of the theory of thermoelasticity of the temperature rate - dependent solids (English)
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    Existence, uniqueness and regularity theorems for a displacement- temperature initial-value problem of linear anisotropic nonhomogeneous temperature-rate dependent thermoelasticity in which the heat flux is a linear function of the temperature-rate (the case of violation of the Fourier law) are formulated. The three limiting cases of the theory are discussed: 1. A rigid heat conductor; 2. A body in which thermomechanical coupling is ignored; 3. A thermoelastic body. For these cases pertinent theorems are given. Proofs of the theorems, based on a theory of pseudodifferential operators and first-order symmetric hyperbolic systems, are omitted in the article.
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    regularity theorems
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    displacement-temperature initial-value problem
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    linear anisotropic nonhomogeneous temperature-rate dependent thermoelasticity
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    violation of the Fourier law
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    rigid heat conductor
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