“…Simulation and asymptotic behavior have been performed for many physical milieu that occupy thin layers of R 3 in a lot of mechanical and mathematical papers in [1,8,9,12], both for Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids, including visco-plastic materials. Otherwise, the materials related to the linear theory of elasticity have been studied in research papers conducted by Benseridi et al in [4][5][6]16] and others in [2,14,16]. Here, the authors investigated several elasticity systems in thin layers in dimension 3 under various boundary conditions, through which they reached low-dimensional constitutive laws implicitly prevalent in many applications, particularly in lubrication problems, to describe the behavior of the phenomena that are already occurring in thin layers when the thickness is as small as 50 nm (e.g.…”