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V.B. Penkov, L.V. Satalkina, and A.S. Shulmin, "The use of the method of boundary states to analyse an elastic medium with cavities and inclusions," J. Appl. Math. Mech. 78 (4), 384-394 (2014)
Year 2014 Volume 78 Issue 4 Pages 384-394
Title The use of the method of boundary states to analyse an elastic medium with cavities and inclusions
Author(s) V.B. Penkov (Lipetsk, Russia, vbpenkov@Mail.Ru)
L.V. Satalkina (Lipetsk, Russia, satalkina_lyubov@mail.ru)
A.S. Shulmin (Lipetsk, Russia)
Abstract The analytical method of boundary states is developed and theoretically substantiated. A corollary of the Weierstrass theorem is proved according to which a function that is harmonic in a bounded, simply connected domain can be approximated by a series of homogeneous harmonic polynomials. A basis of the space of functions that are harmonic outside any neighbourhood of a point is constructed. An algorithm is developed for filling the basis of the space of the states of a multicavity elastic body. The method is used to solve a series of problems of determining of the stress-strain state of an unbounded elastic medium containing spherical cavities or inclusions with different boundary conditions: the boundary of the cavity is free (the Southwell problem), constrained or under conditions of contact with a rigid core. The effect of the width of the intercavity layer on the stress concentration is analysed in a non-axisymmetric problem with two cavities. The form of the relation between the mean-square discrepancy in the boundary conditions of the solution obtained and the number of elements in the basis is indicative of the numerical convergence of the solution of this problem.
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