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Approximation of Contact Problems. Shape Optimization in Contact Problems
1988The main part of this contribution deals with the approximation of variational inequalities, with special emphasize to contact problems. Finite element technique is used, starting from different variational formulations (primal, mixed). More details, concerning the approximation and numerical realization of contact problems can be found in [9].
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Coupled Problems of Contact Interaction
Journal of Mathematical Sciences, 2019zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Kuz'menko, V. I., Plashenko, S. O.
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A FRICTIONAL CONTACT ELEMENT FOR STRONGLY CURVED CONTACT PROBLEMS
International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering, 1996Based on a mixed formulation approach, a frictional contact element is proposed for the solution of contact problems including strongly curved rigid obstacles. For modelling of the forming tool geometries by computer aided geometric design techniques and in order to achieve a high performance of the contact search, the numerical schemes operate ...
Heege, Andreas, Alart, Pierre
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1989
An important class of structural mechanics problems deals with the stress analysis of bodies in contact. A contact problem occurs when at least two bodies not mechanically joined touch each other without becoming rigidly attached. In most cases, high stress concentrations are developed in the contact areas.
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An important class of structural mechanics problems deals with the stress analysis of bodies in contact. A contact problem occurs when at least two bodies not mechanically joined touch each other without becoming rigidly attached. In most cases, high stress concentrations are developed in the contact areas.
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Some Bubble and Contact Problems
SIAM Review, 1980A number of problems involving bubbles in a fluid, or contact of surfaces, or both are considered. In each case the size and/or the shape of the bubble, or the location of the points of contact, are unknown in advance and must be found. When the problems are formulated mathematically, boundary conditions must be satisfied at the bubble surface and at ...
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A contact problem in generalized thermoelasticity
Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2011zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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