Thermomechanical coupled waves in a viscoplastic medium

K. Frischmuth; W. Kosiński

Thermomechanical coupled waves in a viscoplastic medium

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K. Frischmuth Fachbereich Mathematik, Universität Rostock, Germany
W. Kosiński Polish-Japanese Institute of Information Technology, Poland

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Ideas of Perzyna's theory of material systems in the cases of viscoplastic materials and heat conductors are elaborated. Both theories are based on the notion of a method of preparation. They are combined into one coupled model for an elasto-viscoplastic heat conductor. We study its behavior by numerically calculating solutions for plane waves passing through a body.

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visco-plastic materials, hyperbolic systems, nonlinear wave propagation, method of preparation

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