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By Józef Ignaczak
Generalized dynamic thermoelasticity is an important zone of study in continuum mechanics, freed from the classical paradox of limitless propagation speeds of thermal signs in Fourier-type warmth conduction. along with that paradox, the classical dynamic thermoelasticity idea deals both unsatisfactory or negative descriptions of a solid's reaction at low temperatures or to a quick temporary loading (say, because of brief laser pulses). numerous versions were constructed and intensively studied over the last 4 many years, but this ebook, which goals to supply some degree of reference within the box, is the 1st monograph at the topic because the Nineteen Seventies. Thermoelasticity with Finite Wave Speeds specializes in dynamic thermoelasticity ruled via hyperbolic equations, and, specifically, at the prime theories: that of Lord-Shulman (with one rest time), and that of Green-Lindsay (with leisure times). whereas the ensuing box equations are linear partial differential ones, the complexity of the theories is because of the coupling of mechanical with thermal fields. The mathematical features of either theories - life and distinctiveness theorems, area of effect theorems, convolutional variational ideas - in addition to with the equipment for numerous initial/boundary worth difficulties are defined and illustrated intimately and a number of other purposes of generalized thermoelasticity are reviewed.
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3. 1 Each non-conventional thermoelastic process in the L–S (or G–L) theory is more universal than the conventional thermoelastic process in the L–S (or G–L) theory. 2 Each natural non-conventional thermoelastic process in the L–S (or G–L) theory, restricted to a pair of thermomechanical variables that describe it, possesses an equally good physical interpretation as that of a conventional thermoelastic process in the L–S (or G–L) theory. 1 Uniqueness theorems for conventional and non-conventional thermoelastic processes We now state four uniqueness theorems corresponding to the four mixed initialboundary value problems of Chapter 2.
5)3 . 6). 7 36 Formulations of initial-boundary value problems The proof that a MSTP for a thermomechanical loading in the G–L theory is equivalent to a MDTP in that theory is completely analogous. 3. 1 Each non-conventional thermoelastic process in the L–S (or G–L) theory is more universal than the conventional thermoelastic process in the L–S (or G–L) theory. 2 Each natural non-conventional thermoelastic process in the L–S (or G–L) theory, restricted to a pair of thermomechanical variables that describe it, possesses an equally good physical interpretation as that of a conventional thermoelastic process in the L–S (or G–L) theory.
6). 7 36 Formulations of initial-boundary value problems The proof that a MSTP for a thermomechanical loading in the G–L theory is equivalent to a MDTP in that theory is completely analogous. 3. 1 Each non-conventional thermoelastic process in the L–S (or G–L) theory is more universal than the conventional thermoelastic process in the L–S (or G–L) theory. 2 Each natural non-conventional thermoelastic process in the L–S (or G–L) theory, restricted to a pair of thermomechanical variables that describe it, possesses an equally good physical interpretation as that of a conventional thermoelastic process in the L–S (or G–L) theory.