Boundary value problems in linear viscoelasticity

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The book gives a systematic exposition of some special problems of the applied viscoelasticity. As the authors say: ``The theory is developed without any serious attempt at mathematical rigour. However, we also avoid the use of merely heuristic arguments which are particularly common in the literature on fracture. The orientation of the book is applied mathematical, though with the ultimate aim of extracting physically interesting results. The book is well written and covers a large number of examples of practical interest carefully gatherd together. In the reviewer's opinion the book is of interest for engineers, physicists, and students in continuum mechanics. To form an idea of this book we give the titles of its sections. 1. Fundamental relationships, 2. General theorems and methods of solution of boundary value problems, 3. Plane non-inertial contact problems, 4. Plane non-inertial crack problems, 5. Three-dimensional contact problems, 6. Thermoviscoelastic boundary value problems, 7. Plane inertial problems. Appendix I. Tables of relevant integrals and other formulae, Appendix II. Boundary value problems for analytic functions, Appendix III. Fourier transforms, Appendix IV. Non-singular integral equations. References, subject index.




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