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Time-weighted surface power function method for the study of spatial behaviour in dynamics of continua

✍ Scribed by Stan Chiriţă; Michele Ciarletta

Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1999
Tongue
English
Weight
143 KB
Volume
18
Category
Article
ISSN
0997-7538

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✦ Synopsis

The present paper describes a method for studying the spatial behaviour of the thermodynamic processes. The method is based on a set of properties for an appropriate time-weighted surface power function associated with the process in question. It allows to obtain a more precisely idea of domain of influence in linear elastodynamics and viscoelastodynamics and, furthermore, to get spatial decay estimates with time-independent decay rate inside of the domain of influence. It also allows to obtain a good description for the spatial behaviour of the thermoelastic processes by means of spatial estimates characterized by independent as well as time-dependent decay and growth rates.

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