1973
DOI: 10.1016/0021-8928(73)90033-6
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On the theory of elastic nonhomogeneous media with a regular structure

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“…which proves (15) and (16). In (22) we have also used the fact that F ξ is continuous in H 1 (Y ), which is verified as follows.…”
Section: Proof If U ∈ C ∞mentioning
confidence: 64%
“…which proves (15) and (16). In (22) we have also used the fact that F ξ is continuous in H 1 (Y ), which is verified as follows.…”
Section: Proof If U ∈ C ∞mentioning
confidence: 64%
“…Two real conjugations conditions (22) and (24) (21) and (17)]. Then (25) becomes the R-linear problem [11,56] …”
Section: Anti-plane Shear Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2 [2]. Following [29,30] (originally see [20,21,34]) we represent the unknown analytic function via Cauchy's integral in a class of doubly periodic functions (Cauchy's integral on torus)…”
Section: Integral Equations For Anti-plane Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…"iT "rr where the Legendre relation (9) was also taken into account. Now, equation (3b) may be written in terms of the functions ~'(z) and T(z) as:…”
Section: N I Ioakimidis and P S Theocarismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Koiter [5] has studied the problem of a doubly-periodic set of equal holes, based on the theory of Cauchy-type integrals for doubly-periodic functions, developed previously by him [6]. Furthermore, Fil'shtinskii has studied in more detail the problems of a doublyperiodic set of equal circular holes [7], of a doubly-periodic set of congruent groups of arbitrary holes [8] and of a doubly-periodic set of congruent groups of inclusions [9]. The method of Fil'shtinskii differs from that of Koiter mainly in the fact that he introduced a new doubly-periodic function, simplifying the whole development, but rendering the resulting singular integral equation more difficult for numerical applications.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%