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On a dynamic contact problem for compound foundation (English)
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1983
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This novel paper concerns the two dimensional dynamic contact problem for a moving solid die with a layer of an ideal incompressible liquid of finite depth. The pressure from the die on the hydraulic foundation is transmitted through a thin covering. The die moves along the covering at a constant speed without friction. This type of problem arises when studying processes produced in the dynamic effects of solids on the surface of an ice cover.
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dynamic contact
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compound foundation
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two-dimensional problem
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plane state of strain
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interaction of moving solid (die) with layer of ideal incompressible liquid of finite depth
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pressure from die transmitted through thin covering
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hydraulic foundation
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constant speed without friction
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operational calculus
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moving coordinate system
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reduced to finding pressure function
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integral equation of first kind
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difference kernel
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Fourier transform
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singularities on real axis
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determine shape of surface of covering outside die
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different shapes of die foundations
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characteristic features of solution
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conditions for complete adherence
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die pulls apart from surface of covering
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numerical analysis
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