A dynamic contact problem for an elastic half-plane in the case of high frequency oscillations (Q1819614)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3993096
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    A dynamic contact problem for an elastic half-plane in the case of high frequency oscillations
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3993096

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      A dynamic contact problem for an elastic half-plane in the case of high frequency oscillations (English)
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      1985
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      Harmonic high frequency oscillations of a rigid stamp coupled without friction to an elastic half-plane are considered. The main difficulty in constructing the high-frequency asymptotic forms is that of carrying out the effective factorization of the kernel of the basic integral equation. A function is proposed, which takes into account all properties of the kernel, enables it to be uniformly approximated and is easily factorized. Such a solution of the problem of approximate factorization makes it possible to write, in a simple explicit form, the principal term of the asymptotic expression of the solution. The nature of the distribution of contact stresses under the stamp is studied, as well as the compliance of the foundation and phase shift between the applied force and the displacement of the stamp.
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      singular perturbations in the small parameter
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      Harmonic high frequency oscillations
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      rigid stamp
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      without friction
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      elastic half-plane
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      high- frequency asymptotic forms
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      approximate factorization
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      distribution of contact stresses
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