dynamic evolution of damage in elastic-thermo-viscoplastic materials

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Abstract
We consider a mathematical model that describes the dynamic evolution of damage in elastic-thermo-viscoplastic materials with displacement-traction, and Neumann and Fourier boundary conditions. We derive a weak formulation of the system consisting of a motion equation, an energy equation, and an evolution damage inclusion. This system has an integro-differential variational equation for the displacement and the stress fields, and a variational inequality for the damage field. We prove existence and uniqueness of the solution, and the positivity of the temperature.
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Authors ;Abdelbaki Merouani;Farid Messelmi
Journal icsoft 2006 - 1st international conference on software and data technologies, proceedings
Year 2010
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Keywords
temperature elastic-thermo-viscoplastic

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