1980
DOI: 10.1016/0021-8928(80)90178-1
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On the theory of contact problems taking account of friction on the contact surface

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“…Each researcher will have to decide which method will be used to solve the problem. For example, in [83] and [84] an algorithm with a finite element method in the first part has been used. We will use here the BIEs and its numerical realization of the boundary element method (BEM) as the first part of the algorithm.…”
Section: \\K T Q N \*N T \Dnm\mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Each researcher will have to decide which method will be used to solve the problem. For example, in [83] and [84] an algorithm with a finite element method in the first part has been used. We will use here the BIEs and its numerical realization of the boundary element method (BEM) as the first part of the algorithm.…”
Section: \\K T Q N \*N T \Dnm\mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Problems PW t and PW are equivalent if dt is sufficiently small. Applying the iteration method 4,9 to Problem PW t , we obtain Problem PW (k) with "specified friction" (static, if u t f is removed): it is required to findũ (k+1) ∈K and t (4.8)…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Numerical solutions of problems of the contact of deformable bodies with friction using velocities, including more complex loading processes, were given for the first time using the example of the axisymetric problem of the indentation of a sphere into a half-space, 4 in which the linearized impenetrability condition was used. Below we will present a comparison of the solutions of the problems for one and several steps of the parameter t (one step corresponds to the use of the displacements in the friction law).…”
Section: Examples Of Numerical Solutions and Their Analysis Descriptmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The change to a variational formulation was first made in Ref 4,. subsequently reproduced in Ref 11.…”
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