On the uniqueness of solutions to the initial boundary-value problem of the dynamical theory of magneto-elasticity (Q1077241)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3956605
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    On the uniqueness of solutions to the initial boundary-value problem of the dynamical theory of magneto-elasticity
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3956605

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      On the uniqueness of solutions to the initial boundary-value problem of the dynamical theory of magneto-elasticity (English)
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      1986
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      In this paper the authors studied the uniqueness of solutions of the initial boundary value problem of the dynamical theory of a magneto- elastic body. Utilizing the linearized field equations of electrically conducting elastic body with finite conductivity, they derived three uniqueness theorems for the initial boundary-value problems of a magneto- elastic body of infinite extent. In doing this, it is assumed that the elasticity tensor is either positive-semi definite, or uniformly strongly elliptic. The main feature of their results lies in the mildness of the assumptions about the behavior of data and solutions at large spatial distances.
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      magneto-elastic dynamics
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      initial boundary value problem
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      linearized field equations
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      electrically conducting elastic body
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      finite conductivity
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      three uniqueness theorems
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      magneto-elastic body of infinite extent
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      elasticity tensor
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      positive-semi definite
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      uniformly strongly elliptic
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