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A.T. Il’ichev, "Neutral stability of compression solitons in the bending of a non-linear elastic rod," J. Appl. Math. Mech. 72 (3), 323-330 (2008)
Year 2008 Volume 72 Issue 3 Pages 323-330
Title Neutral stability of compression solitons in the bending of a non-linear elastic rod
Author(s) A.T. Il’ichev (Moscow, Russia, ilichev@mi.ras.ru)
Abstract The spectral stability of compression solitons in non-linear elastic rods with respect to perturbations of the flexural mode of the oscillations of the rod is investigated. The system of equations of the isotropic theory of elasticity, taking account of the non-linear corrections corresponding to the interaction being studied, is used to describe the interaction of longitudinal and flexural waves in the rod. This system of equations describes long longitudinal-flexural waves of small but finite amplitude. It is shown that trapped flexural modes exist, which propagate together with a compression soliton. It is established that these modes, which are the least stable, do not increase with time.
Received 09 November 2006
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