<p>In this paper, we study the problem of equilibrium of a&#xa0;two-dimensional elastic body containing two thin anisotropic inclusions. The inclusions model is characterized by a&#xa0;given structure of displacement functions and rotation angles. The inclusions intersect, forming a&#xa0;T-shaped system in an elastic matrix. Two cases of junction are considered: in the absence of a&#xa0;connection between the inclusions and for the case of perfect adhesion between them. It is assumed that one of the inclusions delaminates from the elastic matrix forming a&#xa0;crack. Due to the presence of a&#xa0;crack, the elastic body occupies a&#xa0;domain with a&#xa0;cut, while on the cut edges, as on a&#xa0;part of the boundary, boundary conditions of the form of inequalities are set. The problem is posed as a&#xa0;variational one, and a&#xa0;complete differential formulation in the form of a&#xa0;boundary value problem is also obtained, including the junction conditions at a&#xa0;joint point of inclusions. The equivalence of the variational and differential formulations of the problem is proved under the condition of sufficient smoothness of the solutions</p>

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On Orthogonal Junction of Thin Semi-Rigid Inclusions in a Two-Dimensional Elastic Body

  • Tatiana Popova

摘要

In this paper, we study the problem of equilibrium of a two-dimensional elastic body containing two thin anisotropic inclusions. The inclusions model is characterized by a given structure of displacement functions and rotation angles. The inclusions intersect, forming a T-shaped system in an elastic matrix. Two cases of junction are considered: in the absence of a connection between the inclusions and for the case of perfect adhesion between them. It is assumed that one of the inclusions delaminates from the elastic matrix forming a crack. Due to the presence of a crack, the elastic body occupies a domain with a cut, while on the cut edges, as on a part of the boundary, boundary conditions of the form of inequalities are set. The problem is posed as a variational one, and a complete differential formulation in the form of a boundary value problem is also obtained, including the junction conditions at a joint point of inclusions. The equivalence of the variational and differential formulations of the problem is proved under the condition of sufficient smoothness of the solutions