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Fundamental solutions of micropolar elastodynamics. I. The first axisymmetrical problem; II. The second axisymmetrical problem. Method of superposition - MaRDI portal

Fundamental solutions of micropolar elastodynamics. I. The first axisymmetrical problem; II. The second axisymmetrical problem. Method of superposition (Q760830)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3885384
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Fundamental solutions of micropolar elastodynamics. I. The first axisymmetrical problem; II. The second axisymmetrical problem. Method of superposition
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3885384

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    Fundamental solutions of micropolar elastodynamics. I. The first axisymmetrical problem; II. The second axisymmetrical problem. Method of superposition (English)
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    The first and second axisymmetrical problem of micropolar elastodynamics is considered. Closed formulas for displacements-rotations for the case of a concentrated mass force, harmonically changing in time and acting in an infinite space, are given by the method of superposition. Limit cases of the solution are analysed in detail. The Fourier-Hankel integral transformations are applied.
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    first and second axisymmetrical problem
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    micropolar elastodynamics
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    Closed formulas for displacements-rotations
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    concentrated mass force
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    harmonically changing in time
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    infinite space
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    method of superposition
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    Limit cases
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    Fourier-Hankel integral transformations
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