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One-Dimensional Paradigms, systematically in Part II. Secondly, we exemplify the Green-kernel integration method to be exploited, in particular, for the problems collected in Part III. Finally, we use these two integration methods to solve the 1-D versions of Kelvin’s and Mindlin’s problems.
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The Flamant Problems body occupying a half-space acted upon by a perpendicular . of constant magnitude per unit length and infinitely long support. In this chapter, we solve the Flamant Problem by a method different from his.
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Book 2014d over either a half or the whole of a linearly elastic and isotropic two- or three-dimensional space, subject to loads concentrated at points or lines. The discussion of each problem begins with a careful examination of the prevailing symmetries, and proceeds with inverting the canonical order, in
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One-Dimensional Paradigms, systematically in Part II. Secondly, we exemplify the Green-kernel integration method to be exploited, in particular, for the problems collected in Part III. Finally, we use these two integration methods to solve the 1-D versions of Kelvin’s and Mindlin’s problems.
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Geometric and Analytic Toolsociated vector and tensor bases allow for convenient representations of the fields of interest and their transformations under the action of differential operators. In this chapter we collect a . of basic material from differential geometry and analysis.
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The Flamant Problems body occupying a half-space acted upon by a perpendicular . of constant magnitude per unit length and infinitely long support. In this chapter, we solve the Flamant Problem by a method different from his.