Titlebook: Contact Problems; The legacy of L.A. G L. A. Galin,G. M. L. Gladwell Book 2008 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2008 Galin.beam.contact

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-10289-3as done on these problems until the last 20 years (1933–1953). Most of the work was carried out in the Soviet Union. A number of articles published elsewhere often repeated results obtained by Soviet scientists. We shall begin by reviewing articles devoted to plane contact problems, and then to thre

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Ultraschall in der Gefäßdiagnostikelastic base. The problem of rolling contact is formulated in a general form and solved analytically. The friction effects include the retardation of the material in the stick zones and partial slip in the slip zones in the contact region.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-10289-3The state of stress in a plane elastic body is determined by three components of stress: σ., σ., σ..

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Extrakranielle hirnversorgende Arterien,The two topics considered in this chapter, problems related to moving punches, and to anisotropic media, while unrelated, have much in common: they may each be formulated in terms of functions of two complex variables ., ..

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Ultraschall in der GefäßdiagnostikThe fundamental equations governing static linear elasticity in three dimensions, in the absence of body forces, are the strain-displacement equations (2.1.2), (2.1.5); the stress-strain equations (2.1.10) and the equilibrium equations

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Moving Punches, and Anisotropic Media,The two topics considered in this chapter, problems related to moving punches, and to anisotropic media, while unrelated, have much in common: they may each be formulated in terms of functions of two complex variables ., ..

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Contact Problems in Three Dimensions,The fundamental equations governing static linear elasticity in three dimensions, in the absence of body forces, are the strain-displacement equations (2.1.2), (2.1.5); the stress-strain equations (2.1.10) and the equilibrium equations