Reliable solution of a Signorini contact problem with friction, considering uncertain data (Q2760363)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1684519
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Reliable solution of a Signorini contact problem with friction, considering uncertain data
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1684519

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    19 December 2001
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    uncertain data
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    unilateral contact
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    Coulomb friction
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    worst scenario
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    anti-optimization
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    Signorini contact problem
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    stress intensity
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    maximization problems
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    approximated maximization problems
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    convergence
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    Reliable solution of a Signorini contact problem with friction, considering uncertain data (English)
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    If uncertain input data entering a state problem are considered, then one gets a set of possible solutions of that problem. Since, rather than the solution itself, certain derived quantities (as local stress components, to give an example) are of primal interest, it is natural to introduce cost functionals to evaluate them. To be on a safe side, i.e. to follow the common engineering principle, one has to determine the highest cost value due to uncertainty. Thus, in this paper, reliable solution means the worst scenario among all scenarios induced by uncertain input data. NEWLINENEWLINENEWLINEA Signorini contact problem with an approximate model of friction is analysed, when Lamé coefficients, body forces and friction coefficients are uncertain, but limited to a given set of admissible functions. Three kinds of criteria characterizing the stress intensity are chosen to define three maximization problems. These are approximated on the basis of finite elements, and the solvability of both the original and the approximated maximization problems is proved. Theoretical convergence analysis is presented.
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