Variational formulation of a contact problem for linearly elastic and physically nonlinear shallow shells (Q791366)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3850622
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    Variational formulation of a contact problem for linearly elastic and physically nonlinear shallow shells
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3850622

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      Variational formulation of a contact problem for linearly elastic and physically nonlinear shallow shells (English)
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      The shell is described by a parametric equation of the form \(R=R(x_ 1,x_ 2)\in C^{(2)}(S)\), where S is a finite sum of bounded star domains. After shell deformation it is necessary to satisfy the condition \(f(R)+U\cdot \text{grad} f(R)\geq 0, \forall(x_ 1,x_ 2)\in S\), where \(U(x_ 1,x_ 2)\) is the displacement vector of the middle surface. For this thin shell in interaction with a smooth absolutely rigid stamp (without friction in the contact domain) a variational problem is analysed. Using the Sobolev space and the Lions-Stampachia method of variational inequalities this problem is reduced to a problem of a Lagrange functional. The existence and uniqueness conditions of the solution of this problem are established in this work.
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      physically nonlinear shallow shells
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      minimizing a Lagrange functional
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      set of allowable displacements
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      smooth absolutely rigid stamp
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      without friction
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      Sobolev space
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      Lions-Stampachia method of variational inequalities
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      existence
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