Problems and Methods in Mathematical Physics by Anatoliĭ Antonevich, Yakov Radyno (auth.), Prof. Dr. Lothar

By Anatoliĭ Antonevich, Yakov Radyno (auth.), Prof. Dr. Lothar Jentsch, Prof. Dr. Fredi Tröltzsch (eds.)

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Q(S). Let us consider, e. , a > 1/2 and q = 2. flh' Vh E X h, the inverse inequality and the uniform boundedness of Uh in W 1,2(nh), we find that the error of numerical integration is of order 0(1). Hence, the convergence is not guaranteed. Therefore, we try to "overintegrate", i. , we use a quadrature formula with k = 2. Then we can find that the numerical integration error is of order O(hl-a/r) with r ? 1, which yields the convergence for any r E (a, 00). We see that we "lose more than one order" because of the nonlinearity on the boundary.

Let an elastic medium with crack and prescribed loads be given. 4). We arrived at the variational principle that coincides with the one established in [3] considered for the same set. The proof of Statement 5 demonstrates the equivalence of two approaches to construct the solution for the problem of a cavity (a crack-cut) with contact regions: The one proposed in the present work (section 3) and the one based on the extremality property of elastic energy U are equivalent. We now show that both approaches lead to the construction of a solution, which is nonsingular near the boundary of the contact region.

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