Asymptotic Analysis of a Viscoelastic Flexural Shell Model

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Abstract: We consider a family of linearly viscoelastic shells with thickness 2varepsilon, clamped along a portion of their lateral face, all having the same middle surface , where omegasubsetmathbbR2 is a bounded and connected open set with a Lipschitz-continuous boundary gamma. We show that, if the applied body force density is O(varepsilon2) with respect to varepsilon and surface tractions density is O(varepsilon3), the solution of the scaled variational problem in curvilinear coordinates, mathbfu(varepsilon), defined over the fixed domain Omega=omegaimes(−1,1), converges to a limit mathbfu in H1(0,T;[H1(Omega)]3) as varepsilonightarrow0. Moreover, we prove that this limit is independent of the transverse variable. Furthermore, the average , which belongs to the space H1(0,T;VF(omega)), where V_F(omega):= { mathbf{eta}=(eta_i)in H^1(omega) imes H^1(omega) imes H^2(omega) ; eta_i=partial_ u eta_3=0 extrm{on} gamma_0, gamma_{alpha �eta}(mathbf{eta})=0 extrm{ in } omega }, satisfies what we have identified as (scaled) two-dimensional equations of a viscoelastic flexural shell, which includes a long-term memory that takes into account previous deformations. We finally provide convergence results which justify those equations.












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