2016
DOI: 10.3221/igf-esis.38.01
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On the stress investigation at the edges of the fixed elastic semi-strip

Abstract: The stress state of the elastic fixed semi-strip with the regarding of the singularities at its edge is investigated in the article. The initial boundary problem is reduced to a vector boundary problem in the transformation's domain by the use of integral Fourier transformation. The one-dimensional vector boundary problem is solved exactly with the help of matrix differential calculations and Green's matrix apparatus. The problem's solving was focused at the solving of the singular integral equation (SIE) with… Show more

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“…The solution of the vector boundary problem was obtained in the form [27,28] A Green's matrix function [29]. The expression (10) can be rewritten in scalar form …”
Section: General Solving Scheme For the Semi-strip Stress State Estimmentioning
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“…The solution of the vector boundary problem was obtained in the form [27,28] A Green's matrix function [29]. The expression (10) can be rewritten in scalar form …”
Section: General Solving Scheme For the Semi-strip Stress State Estimmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this article the misprint in [28] for the coefficients , 1,2,3 The generalized method developed in [28] was applied to solve the SSIE (13). According to it the function      is searched in the form…”
Section: Solving Of the Sie System For The Two Casesmentioning
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“…The generalized method of SIE solving [46], [52] was applied for the solving of the equation (15). According to it the unknown functionχ(ξ) is searched in the following form [53]…”
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