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On Some Aspects in the Special Theory of Gradient Elasticity

B.S. Altan, +1 more
- 01 Sep 1997 - 
- Vol. 8, Iss: 3, pp 231-282
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In this article, a special form of gradient-dependent elasticity is considered and the motivation for considering higher-order gradients of strains in elasticity was discussed, where equilibrium equations and boundary conditions are discussed and solutions to certain problems including propagation of harmonic waves, the longitudinal vibrations of a beam, and the displacement field in an infinite medium weakened by a line crack are given.
Abstract
In this paper a special form of gradient-dependent elasticity is considered. The motivation for considering higher-order gradients of strains in elasticity is discussed. Equilibrium equations and boundary conditions are discussed. The relationship between the special form of gradient elasticity adopted in this study and mixture or nonlocal theories is considered. Solutions to certain problems including the propagation of harmonic waves, the longitudinal vibrations of a beam, and the displacement field in an infinite medium weakened by a line crack are given.

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