Some surface defects in unstressed thermoelastic solids

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The purpose of the paper is to provide a mathematical foundation of the twinning phenomena in the framework of thermoelasticity theory. The term twinning originates in the literature on crystals and is used to describe phenomena involving different but symmetry-related configurations which coexist in crystals, meeting to form surfaces of discontinuity. The author presents a detailed analysis of the problem for an unstressed thermoelastic solid. Some special cases are discussed.











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