| Description |
1 online resource (1 volume) : illustrations (black and white, and color) |
| Series |
Progress in nonlinear differential equations and their applications ; volume 101 |
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Progress in nonlinear differential equations and their applications ; v. 101.
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| Contents |
Introduction -- Part I: Tools in Mathematical Analysis -- -Convergence -- Korn's Inequality -- Friesecke-James-Mllers Inequality -- Part II: Dimension Reduction in Classical Elasticity -- Limiting Theories for Elastic Plates and Shells: Nonlinear Bending -- Limiting Theories for Elastic Plates and Shells: Sublinear and Linear -- Linear Theories for Elastic Plates: Linearized Bending -- Infinite Hierarchy of Elastic Shell Models -- Limiting Theories on Elastic Elliptic Shells -- Limiting Theories on Elastic Developable Shells -- Part III: Dimension Reduction in Prestressed Elasticity -- Limiting Theories for Prestressed Films: Nonlinear Bending -- Limiting Theories for Prestressed Films: Von Krmn-like Theory -- Infinite Hierarchy of Limiting Theories for Prestressed Films -- Limiting Theories for Weakly Prestressed Films -- Terminology and Notation -- Index. |
| Summary |
This monograph considers the analytical and geometrical questions emerging from the study of thin elastic films that exhibit residual stress at free equilibria. It provides the comprehensive account, the details and background on the most recent results in the combined research perspective on the classical themes: in Differential Geometry that of isometrically embedding a shape with a given metric in an ambient space of possibly different dimension, and in Calculus of Variations that of minimizing non-convex energy functionals parametrized by a quantity in whose limit the functionals become degenerate. Prestressed thin films are present in many contexts and applications, such as: growing tissues, plastically strained sheets, engineered swelling or shrinking gels, petals and leaves of flowers, or atomically thin graphene layers. While the related questions about the physical basis for shape formation lie at the intersection of biology, chemistry and physics, fundamentally they are of the analytical and geometrical character, and can be tackled using the techniques of the dimension reduction, laid out in this book. The text will appeal to mathematicians and graduate students working in the fields of Analysis, Calculus of Variations, Partial Differential Equations, and Applied Math. It will also be of interest to researchers and graduate students in Engineering (especially fields related to Solid Mechanics and Materials Science), who would like to gain the modern mathematical insight and learn the necessary tools |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Thin films -- Elastic properties -- Mathematical models
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Asymptotic expansions.
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Asymptotic expansions
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9783031174957 |
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303117495X |
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