1984
DOI: 10.1007/bf00909769
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Thermal stresses in an elastic half-space

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“…The general method of constructing approx4,.-te solutions, in providing for an est~,,~ce of their error, is described in [6]. However, the relaclonshlps of [6] are not ~--.~dlaCely suited to practical calculations, due go their general and cumbersome nature.…”
Section: Z'=-~ Y'--~ Z'==~ T "-'Tmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The general method of constructing approx4,.-te solutions, in providing for an est~,,~ce of their error, is described in [6]. However, the relaclonshlps of [6] are not ~--.~dlaCely suited to practical calculations, due go their general and cumbersome nature.…”
Section: Z'=-~ Y'--~ Z'==~ T "-'Tmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the relaclonshlps of [6] are not ~--.~dlaCely suited to practical calculations, due go their general and cumbersome nature. Therefore, le us derive them in the following form, limlCing ourselves to the first terms of the approximate soluClons obtained in [6] :…”
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“…Further insight can be gained by turning to a transient solution for the fluid flux. The leading asymptotic term for the fluid diffusion into the delamination for a short time, t a 2 /D, is given by the one-dimensional approximation in z-direction (Figure 1), so that the fluid diffusion in the radial direction is only given by the quantities of the higher order with respect to t [Germanovich and Kill', 1985;Germanovich, 1986]. Accordingly, the first-order solution of the transient problem (4) can be found by considering the latter as independent of r and is well known [e.g., Carslaw and Jeager, 1992].…”
Section: Asymptotic Solution For Short Timesmentioning
confidence: 99%