Elastoplastic bending of a sandwich bar on an elastic foundation

The elastoplastic bending of a sandwich bar with a stiff compressible core on an elastic foundation is studied. The kinematics of the bar, which is asymmetric across the thickness, is described adopting Bernoulli’s hypotheses for the face layers. The displacements of the core are assumed to vary linearly across the thickness. The foundation is described by the Winkler model. A system of equilibrium equations for displacements is derived and solved. Numerical results for a metal-polymer sandwich bar are presented __________ Translated from Prikladnaya Mekhanika, Vol. 43, No. 4, pp. 110–120, April 2007.     

Synthesis of Condensed Nitrofuroxanes Using Hydroxylamine

The possibility of preparing condensed nitrofuroxanes using hydroxylamine was examined.     

Circular Sandwich Plates under Local Impulsive Loads

The axisymmetric transverse vibrations of a circular elastic sandwich plate under impulsive surface and linear loads are studied. To describe the kinematics of the asymmetric plate, the hypotheses of broken normal are adopted. The core is a lightweight material. Analytical solutions are obtained using Heaviside functions and Dirac delta-function. The solutions are analyzed numerically     

On the asymptotics of the rows of the Padé table of analytic functions with logarithmic branch points

For the functions $ f(z) = \sum\nolimits_{n = 0}^\infty {z^{l_n } } /a_n $ , where l _n and a _n are arithmetic progressions and their Padé approximants π _n,m (z; f), we establish an asymptotics of the decrease of the difference f(z) ? π _n,m (z; f) for the case in which z ∈ D = {z: |z| < 1}, m is fixed, and n → ∞. In particular, we obtain proximate orders of decrease of best uniform rational approximations to the functions ln(1 ? z) and arctan z in the disk D _q = {z: |z| ≤ q < 1}.     

Resonant effects of local loads on circular sandwich plates on an elastic foundation

The axisymmetric forced vibrations of a circular sandwich plate on an elastic foundation are studied. The plate is subjected to axisymmetric surface and mechanical loads with frequency equal to one of the natural frequencies of the plate. The foundation reaction is described by the Winkler model. To describe the kinematics of an asymmetric sandwich, the hypothesis of broken normal is used. The core is assumed to be light. The analytical solution of the problem is obtained and numerical results are analyzed     

Transport equation with boundary conditions of hysteresis type

This paper is an advanced extension of the work reported in (Nonlinear Anal. 2005; 63 :1467–1473). A transport equation that describes the propagation of a substance in a moving fluid or gas is considered. The equation contains the transient, convection, and diffusion terms. The problem is formulated in a bounded domain provided with an inlet and an outlet for the fluid or gas flow. The crucial point of the problem setting is a hysteresis‐type condition posed on an active part of the boundary. This condition reflects the nondecreasing accumulation with saturation of the transported substance at each point of the active boundary part. We prove the existence and uniqueness of solutions to this problem, study the regularity properties of solutions, and perform numerical simulations that clarify the behavior of the model. Comparing with the results of (Nonlinear Anal. 2005; 63 :1467–1473), the advancement of this work consists in accounting for the motion of the fluid or gas and posing inlet and outlet boundary conditions. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Boundary value problem for a global‐in‐time parabolic equation

The aim of this paper is to draw attention to an interesting semilinear parabolic equation that arose when describing the chaotic dynamics of a polymer molecule in a liquid. This equation is nonlocal in time and contains a term, called the interaction potential, that depends on the time‐integral of the solution over the entire interval of solving the problem. In fact, one needs to know the “future” in order to determine the coefficient in this term, that is, the causality principle is violated. The existence of a weak solution of the initial boundary value problem is proven. The interaction potential satisfies fairly general conditions and can have arbitrary growth at infinity. The uniqueness of this solution is established with restrictions on the length of the considered time interval.     

Penalty method and problems of liquid-solid interaction

Some applications of the so-called solidification method are presented. The first one deals with the classical problem on the motion of rigid bodies in viscous incompressible fluids. The solidification method consists in considering the bodies as fluids whose viscosity tends to infinity. This technique enables us to solve the problem on an arbitrary time interval and take into account possible collisions of the bodies. The behavior of the bodies before and after the collisions and during the time when they are touching one another is also described. As a second application, a problem on a solid-liquid phase transition in a movable substance is considered. Dedicated to the memory of V. N. Monakhov     

Harmonic Vibrations of a Viscoelastoplastic Sandwich Cylindrical Shell

The free and forced harmonic vibrations of viscoelastoplastic sandwich shells are analyzed. An equation for approximate determination of the amplitudes of near-resonance vibrations is derived. As an example, the problem is solved for a sandwich circular cylindrical shell