Spectral characteristics of the self-balanced stress fields |
Guzev M. A. |
2014, issue 1, P. 41-47 |
Abstract |
We investigate a class of self-balanced stress fields which is parameterized by a stress function. The fuction is considered to be an element of the spectrum of the biharmonic operator. For different types of boundary conditions we constructed the spectral characteristics of the operator. |
Keywords: self-balanced stress fields, non-Euclidean continuum model, biharmonic equation |
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