scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1271909
The dynamical problem for a system of equations of nonlinear elasticity modelling the non-elastic deformation of metals is considered. The system of equations analyzed consists of linear partial differential equations (the balance momentum, strain-displacement relationship) and nonlinear ordinary differential equations for internal variables (constitute equations describing the dependence of the material properties on its deformation history). Dirichlet or Neumann type homogeneous boundary conditions are imposed, and at \(t=0\) the initial conditions give the fields of displacement, velocity, strain directional hardening and isotropic hardening. The system of equations is rewritten into a first-order differential system which offers a possibility to use the nonlinear semigroup method to prove the global in time existence and uniqueness for the Chan-Bodner-Lindholm model. The system of equations above-mentioned is formulated as an abstract problem in a Hilbert space as \[ {d\over dt} w= A(w). \] A priori estimates for the hardening functions and some properties of operator \(A\) such as \(A\) is monotone Lipschitz perturbed are also discussed.
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