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Stability of interphase boundaries in solid elastic media (English)
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1987
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An approach is developed for the stability analysis of the equilibrium of heterogeneous thermodynamic systems with phase transformation surfaces of the first kind, based on investigations of the non-negative-definiteness of the second energy variation. A derivation is given of explicit second- variation formulas of the corresonding functionals for cases of systems with solid single-component phases under coherent transformations (of martensitic type) and transitions with slip. The general procedure is illustrated by the example of a stability investigation for transitions with slip in the approximation of an asymptotic of low ``intrinsic'' strain in an isothermal system with isotropic elastic phases.
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asymptotic of low intrinsic strain
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necessary conditions for stability
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sufficient conditions for instability
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non-negativity of spectral values
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linear homogeneous system of partial differential equations
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equilibrium of heterogeneous thermodynamic systems
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phase transformation surfaces of the first kind
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non-negative-definiteness
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second energy variation
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explicit second-variation formulas
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solid single-component phases
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coherent transformations
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martensitic type
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transitions with slip
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isothermal system
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isotropic elastic phases
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