poro-visco-elastic model

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MaRDI QIDQ6675379

mathematical model describing the coupled evolution of the mechanical deformation and the concentration of a species

Description

The elastic stresses are given via the derivative of a free energy density function, the viscous stresses are of Kelvin-Voigt type and formulated in terms of a dissipation potental. The evolution of the concentration is given via a diffusion equation that is pulled-back to the reference configuration. The mobility law depends nonlinearly on the deformation gradient and the concentration itself.The finite mechanical deformation is quasistatic and is formulated in the Lagrangian frame. The total stress consists of elastic and viscous stresses. Moreover, a second-order hyper-stress regularization is taken into account.

List of contained entities

poro-visco-elastic (Dirichlet boundary)	$\chi (t,x)={\chi }_D(t,x)$	boundary condition
	$\chi$ represents deformation
	${\chi }_D$ represents mechanical deformation (boundary value)
	$x$ represents spatial variable
poro-visco-elastic (Neumann boundary)	$\begin{array}{cc}g(t,x)& =({\partial }_{\mathrm{\nabla }\chi }\Phi (x,\mathrm{\nabla }\chi (t,x),c(t,x))\\ & +{\partial }_{\mathrm{\nabla }\dot{\chi }}\zeta (x,\mathrm{\nabla }\dot{\chi }(t,x),\mathrm{\nabla }\chi (t,x),c(t,x)))\nu \\ & -{\mathrm{\nabla }}_s\cdot ({\partial }_{D^2\chi }H(x,D^2\chi (t,x))\nu )\end{array}$	boundary condition
	$\Phi$ represents free energy density
	$\chi$ represents deformation
	$\nu$ represents unit normal vector
	$\zeta$ represents viscous dissipation potential
	$c$ represents concentration
	$g$ represents surface force density
	$x$ represents spatial variable
poro-visco-elastic quasistatic equation	$-\mathrm{\nabla }\cdot ({\partial }_{\mathrm{\nabla }\chi }\Phi (x,\mathrm{\nabla }\chi (t,x),c(t,x))+{\partial }_{\mathrm{\nabla }\dot{\chi }}\zeta (x,\mathrm{\nabla }\dot{\chi }(t,x),\mathrm{\nabla }\chi (t,x),c(t,x))-\mathrm{\nabla }\cdot {\partial }_{D^2\chi }H(x,D^2\chi (t,x)))=f(t,x)$
	$H$ represents hyperstress potential
	$\Phi$ represents free energy density
	$\chi$ represents deformation
	$\zeta$ represents viscous dissipation potential
	$c$ represents concentration
	$f$ represents external force density
	$t$ represents time
	$x$ represents spatial variable

List of computational tasks

calculation of deformation and concentration

Described at:

Finite-strain poro-visco-elasticity with degenerate mobility

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