Green's functions for a piezoelectric semi-infinite body with a fixed conductor surface
This work deals with the determination of Green's function for a piezoelectric semi-infinite material undergoing a generalised plane strain. The material is subjected to a line load, line charge and line dislocation located at the same given point of the generic plane of the region. The solution is expressed in terms of analytical functions depending on four complex variables which are connected to plane coordinates via complex eigenvalues of some tensors associated with anisotropic material coefficients. By using this formalism, the explicit form of Green's function is obtained through almost purely algebraic operations.
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